Jasem Aljuraid

A Kuwaiti investigative journalist, human rights advocate, and political analyst specializing in Middle East affairs, Jasem Aljuraid has previously run as a candidate in parliamentary elections. Known for his candid perspectives on peace initiatives involving Israel, he actively engages in ideological debates with religious extremists and conducts research on the leaders of political Islam. For nearly 14 years, he has been recognized as a political refugee in Canada, where he has found protection due to his steadfast political convictions.

Jasem Aljuraid has deep expertise in strategic analysis, including Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) security, Iran proxy networks, and the Abraham Accords. He is highly skilled in bilingual public speaking (Arabic/English), media relations, and cross-cultural negotiation. His work focuses on policy advocacy, particularly counter-terrorism strategies and promoting religious freedom, specifically the rights of Christian and Bahá’í communities in the Gulf. He is experienced in investigative journalism, including exposing terror financing and analyzing political Islam movements. Moreover, Jasem Aljuraid specializes in global security and geopolitics, translating complex regional dynamics for Western policymakers and analyzing how extremist ideologies exploit open societies.