Tag: Turkey

This week, Ken and STW editor-videographer Jon Sutz examine the threats posed by key Islamist groups, and strategies that America should employ to protect herself, and her people.

This week, Ken expresses why despite Americans' frustration with "endless wars," President Trump's decision to withdraw most American soldiers from vital front lines is counterproductive.

This week, Ken, along with STW editor Jon Sutz and contributor Dr. Rachel Ehrenfeld, together examine America's efforts to defend herself from Islamists, in a current and historical context.

In this letter, Ken responds to a Wall St. Journal editorial that describes the frequency with which America's enemies and "frenemies" criticize President Trump's National Security Adviser, John Bolton.

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 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 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.

This week, SaveTheWest.com founder and president Ken Abramowitz urges President Trump to take a realistic, tough approach to discerning allies from competitors, and competitors from enemies, and to negotiate from a position of strength.

STW founder and president Ken Abramowitz points out that while analyzing the Russian-Turkey alliance is important, the Trump administration must remain focused on the #1 worldwide terror threat, which is so also heavily influencing the region, as well as this alliance: Iran.