trench. There is such a thing as media jihad, political jihad, and a form of jihad that I strongly encourage young people to undertake – electronic jihad. Some of our youth are extremely clever. I hope that a group of hackers will get together, and will wage resistance over the Internet, targeting Israeli and Zionist sites and destroying them electronically.” Clashes with Arab States of the Persian Gulf In November 2012 a UAE police official said that suspects arrested in UAE had met with Kuwaiti Muslim Brotherhood members who are the ‘mentors of other groups’. He said "They hold courses and teach members how to act and resist, such as Tareq Al-Suwaidan. His anti-regime attitude is very clear." In October 2013, Al-Suwaidan tweeted that he had been barred from performing the lesser Umrah pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia, stating "I have been banned from entering Saudi Arabia solely for my views and my position against the coup in Egypt and I say that my love for Saudi Arabia and its people is unshaken and that ideas can [never] be banned." In 2020, Saudi government brought a person to the courtroom accusing him of acquiring a book on the history of Palestine by Al-Suwaidan. Popularity Hundreds of Arabic and English speeches by Al-Suwaidan can be found on YouTube where there are excerpts from his appearances on Arab TV channels, as well as speeches delivered in the Middle East and in the West. See also Nabil Al Awadi Mohammed Rateb al-Nabulsi Mohamad al-Arefe Islam in Kuwait Al-Resalah Satellite TV Notes References External links Tareq Al-Suwaidan's official website and Al-Suwaiden, Tareq Al-Suwaidan, Tareq Living people Kuwaiti Sunni clerics Kuwaiti Sunni Muslims Kuwaiti businesspeople Kuwaiti writers Kuwaiti Muslim Brotherhood members Kuwaiti broadcasters Kuwaiti expatriates in the United States Kuwaiti historians Kuwaiti engineers Kuwaiti television presenters 20th-century Kuwaiti businesspeople 21st-century Kuwaiti businesspeople Year of birth missing (living people) Antisemitism in the Arab world