The Council for a Secure America (“CSA”)
is a non-partisan, non-profit, 501(c)3 organization focused on educating on the critical importance of the U.S.-Israel relationship, energy security, and the role that the Abraham Accords play in bolstering America’s national security.
CSA regularly conducts briefings, educational symposia, and research on the benefits of energy security and the reasons it is in the United States’ best interest to maintain a strong alliance with Israel.
Since October 7th, CSA has compiled and released a constantly updated, open-source, and hyperlinked Israel-HAMAS War Report on the Israel-Hamas war—the only report of its kind.
VIEW THE CSA ONE WEEK ISRAEL-IRAN WAR PRIMER HERE
VIEW THE JANUARY 2025 SYRIA UPDATE HERE
VIEW THE SEPTEMBER 2024 ISRAEL-LEBANON UPDATE HERE
VIEW THE SEPTEMBER 2025 CSA US POLLING SURVEY HERE
VIEW THE CSA US POLLING SURVEY HERE
VIEW THE UPDATED CSA ISRAEL POLLING SURVEY HERE
DOWNLOAD THE CSA 850 DAYS OF ISRAEL-HAMAS WAR REPORT HERE
VIEW CSA 2025 ANNUAL REPORT HERE
VIEW CSA DOHA STRIKE PRIMER REPORT HERE
VIEW THE CSA SYRIA PUBLIC OPINION POLLING HERE
VIEW THE CSA LEBANON PUBLIC OPINION POLLING HERE
VIEW THE CSA 100 HOURS OF WAR IRAN PRIMER HERE
2026 IRAN WAR REPORT
CSA RECENT NEWS
50% of Americans support Israel’s offensives against Hamas and Hezbollah, per survey
Half of Americans support Israel's military offensives against Hamas and Hezbollah since Oct. 7, according to a new survey commissioned by the Council for a Secure America, a think tank, and conducted by the Morning Consult polling company. Read full ...
Why energy is Israel’s weak spot
The darkness that fell over Israel earlier this year underlined the vulnerability of the country’s energy system. For hours at a time, neighborhoods in Tel Aviv, nearby Petah Tikva and the southern city of Beersheba were left without electricity while ...
Report: Hostage-ceasefire talks on brink of collapse as Hamas remains intransigent
Talks between Israel and Hamas to bring about a ceasefire and hostages-for-prisoners deal are “on the brink of collapsing,” Politico reported on Tuesday, citing unnamed US and Israeli officials. Read full article HERE ...
Oil News: U.S. Crude Exports Set to Plateau Amid Weak Oil Demand from China
Light crude oil futures are seeing modest gains on Wednesday, testing critical support between $73.43 and $71.02. This comes as bullish traders attempt to halt a steep sell-off that drove prices from $78.98 on August 12 to $72.54 on August ...
