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.
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256 Today
October 15, 2026
256 Today reports that Alabama State Representative Parker Moore (R-Hartselle) is among the founding members of the Council for a Secure America’s State Legislative Advisory Board, launched with representatives from 19 states.
Chicago Tribune
October 13, 2026
Op-ed by Edward Cross arguing that the United States must not surrender its energy advantage, making the case that reliable, affordable, and abundant energy is the foundation of economic growth and national strength. References the Council for a Secure America.
Jewish Insider
October 12, 2026
Jewish Insider’s Daily Kickoff newsletter cites the Council for a Secure America’s report, noting Kuwait is the Arab state with no current relations with Israel that is most likely to be the next to join the Abraham Accords.
Fokus Jerusalem
October 12, 2026
The German outlet Fokus Jerusalem reports on the Council for a Secure America’s study ranking nine Muslim-majority states by their likelihood of joining the Abraham Accords, naming Kuwait, Lebanon, and Syria the most likely candidates, with Saudi Arabia only fourth.
Lechaim
October 11, 2026
The Russian-Jewish magazine Lechaim reports on the Council for a Secure America’s new assessment ranking nine Middle East states with no formal ties to Israel by their likelihood of joining the Abraham Accords, placing Kuwait first, Lebanon second, and Syria third, with Iran judged least likely.
The Jerusalem Post
October 11, 2026
The Jerusalem Post, via The Media Line, covers the Council for a Secure America’s October 8 report ranking nine Muslim-majority states by their likelihood of joining the Abraham Accords, with Kuwait assessed most likely, followed by Lebanon and Syria.
Yahoo News
October 11, 2026
Yahoo News, carrying a Media Line report, covers the Council for a Secure America’s October 8 assessment ranking nine Muslim-majority states by their likelihood of joining the Abraham Accords, with Kuwait assessed most likely, followed by Lebanon and Syria.