Kenneth Abramowitz

This week, Ken submits a framework for a workable Middle East peace plan that addresses not only the immediate concerns, but a broader network of considerations that will enable it to be sustainable.

This week, Ken examines the sad state of America's Sunday morning public affairs TV shows and their focus on gossip and sensationalism, rather than substantive issues facing the American people.

This week, Ken examines the status of Brexit, and urges the U.K. to implement it, and rational immigration reform policies, as soon as possible, if it wishes to avoid the problems plaguing Western Europe.

This week, Ken discusses how Iran has been engaging in escalating provocations against the U.S. government, and suggests a six-point plan that the Trump administration should employ in response.

This week, Ken examines the most recent moves by America's top adversaries, and the Trump administration's responses, and describes the two basic approaches to going forward from here.

This week, Ken analyzes the interconnectedness between America's primary adversaries, including Iran, North Korea, China, Venezuela and Russia, and urges the U.S. to remain strong in dealing with them.

This week, Ken identifies and examines four false yet widely-accepted narratives that prevent Americans and our leaders from addressing vital issues that affect our future national and economic security.

This week, Ken addresses the Islamist terrorists' massacre of Sri Lankan Christians, celebrating Easter, as but the latest incident in the war being waged against Western civilization, and the urgent need to recognize this fact.

In this letter, Ken responds to a Wall St. Journal story about the U.S. government declaring Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) a terrorist organization, and suggests further steps to address this threat.

This week, Ken examines the ideological terrain into which President Trump has put forth a "deal of the century" for Middle East peace, and recommends preconditions that must be established before such a plan can have a reasonable chance of succeeding.