Updates, Announcements, and Media Coverage of CSA’s Work
This section highlights CSA’s latest announcements, media appearances, and public engagement across policy discussions, research releases, and organizational initiatives.
Israel Today (English) coverage of CSA’s June 2026 survey of 557 Jewish Israelis, which found 81% support for expanding the Abraham Accords and normalization with Arab states while a clear majority rejects the establishment of a Palestinian state.
Dutch-language Israel Today coverage of CSA’s June 2026 survey of 557 Jewish Israelis, which found 81% support for expanding the Abraham Accords and a peace agreement with Saudi Arabia backed by 78%, while a clear majority rejects the establishment of a Palestinian state.
German-language Israel Today (Israel Heute) coverage of CSA’s June 2026 survey of 557 Jewish Israelis, which found 81% support for expanding the Abraham Accords, with 78% backing normalization with Saudi Arabia and 72% with Lebanon, while a clear majority rejects the establishment of a Palestinian state.
World Israel News (David Rosenberg) reports on two new Council for a Secure America surveys, conducted by YouGov, finding that 68% of Syrians and 59% of Lebanese view Hezbollah’s role in their countries negatively, with growing openness to peace and normalization with Israel in both countries.
Italian outlet InOltre reports on the Council for a Secure America’s YouGov survey of Lebanese public opinion, noting that 51% of Lebanese say Hezbollah’s continued armed presence harms Lebanon’s national security.
i24 News French-language coverage of the Council for a Secure America’s June 2026 Lebanese survey, reporting that a slim majority of Lebanese, 51 percent, say Hezbollah’s continued armed presence harms Lebanon’s national security, while only 11 percent say it strengthens the country’s security.
Jerusalem Post coverage of the Council for a Secure America’s June 2026 Lebanese survey, reporting that 51 percent of Lebanese respondents say Hezbollah’s continued armed presence harms Lebanon’s security, while only 11 percent say it improves security. The survey was fielded by YouGov in three waves, most recently among 260 Lebanese respondents in May.
