Kenneth Abramowitz

The Islamic war against Western civilization began some 1,400 years ago, and is still raging today. In addition to their wars of the past, the Islamic warriors of today have weaponized demographics and threaten to outnumber the Western world. We have some ideas of how to fight back and save Western civilization.

The Intelligence Community's 2025 Annual Threat Assessment (ATA) was just released. It was a "coordinated evaluation of an array of threats to US citizens, the Homeland, and US interests in the world", but it left much to be desired. Here are some of the key issues that they ignored:

Europe's Christian population is likely to be overwhelmed within the coming decades because of the EU's bad management of its immigrants. What can be done to save European Christians from oblivion?

Negotiating in the international arena is always challenging. But the manner of negotiations take on different character if negotiations are with 'frenemies' or worse.

President Trump has shown a willingness to negotiate a deal with Iran. But Iran is a death cult and negotiations with such a country is bound to fail. We have a better idea:

Why was Israel forced to accept such a bad deal when a much better deal could have been negotiated one month later, aided by the threat of force?

Israel’s unrelenting attacks on Hezbollah and Iranian agents and weapons in Lebanon and Syria, have dramatically changed the character of the Middle East, but there is still much to be done, and it is a job in which America must play a major role. This is what we at Save the West think the US must do....

The year 2025 should be a turning point in the battle of Democracies versus Dictatorships, but only after the extreme chaos of the next six months makes the direction clear. We at Save the West think that this is how it will play out.

On Thanksgiving 2024, Americans are hopeful that President Trump’s domestic and foreign policies will protect our national security from all enemies, at home and abroad. Today, more than ever, we have much to be grateful for.

On November 5, 2024, “We the People” spoke with a loud, clear voice for change in America. We rejected elitist Kamala Harris and chose Donald J. Trump to lead this country for the next four years. Here are some of the challenges facing him and some ideas of how he can undo some of the damage of the current administration.