

The Council for a Secure America (“CSA”),
was founded on the premise that American energy independence through the production of liquid fuels served as the underpinning for U.S. security. This energy independence, and the strategic alliance with Israel, strengthen America’s mutual security and global standing.
As America has successfully achieved energy independence, CSA will expand its efforts to champion the ideals of the Abraham Accords and its critical impact on geopolitical security and synergizing global trade..
CSA will advance these partnerships and is committed to bringing a multi-faceted awareness to the complex and evolving challenges and opportunities that have emerged from the Accords.

CSA RECENT NEWS

Hezbollah could take possession of Syrian chemical weapons
Iran is working to seize control of an extensive network of Syrian military industry facilities, collectively known by their French acronym of CERS, or the Scientific Studies and Research Center in English, according to a report released on Wednesday by ...
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Emerging West deal with Tehran
Emerging West deal with Tehran: Acknowledgement of Iran’s nuclear threshold status Over the past two weeks, media reports have surfaced detailing alleged clauses of the new nuclear agreement being discussed by Iran and the United States. If the publications are ...
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An American Energy Giant Sees Israel as a Springboard to Europe
Chevron finds itself with an abundance of natural gas on Europe’s doorstep. Amid competing regional interests, the question is how to develop it. Read full article HERE ...
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Opinion: The opposite of helping—Biden energy policies miss the mark
The public primarily sees energy policy as an economic issue or an environmental issue. Republicans primarily view energy policy as an economic issue. Democrats are far more likely to view energy policy as an environmental issue. Read full article HERE ...
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Fred Zeidman & Charles Larson
Fred Zeidman is the co-chair and director of Council for a Secure America, and he served as chairman of the United States Holocaust Memorial Council from 2002-2010. Read full article HERE ...
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