Jordan Abu-Sirriya
Middle East Policy and Security Studies Scholar at Georgetown University
About Me
Jordan Abu-Sirriya serves as a Teaching Assistant and MA candidate in Security Studies at Georgetown University, focusing on terrorism and substate violence in the Middle East. After graduating from Northern State University with degrees in Political Science and Communication Studies, he gained significant international experience through a Fulbright Scholarship in Bahrain, where he taught at Ahlia University while researching the Qatar Diplomatic Crisis. His professional background includes working at Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign headquarters and interning at the Obama White House. His current research focuses on the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, Islamist movements in the Levant, and ethnic conflicts across the Middle East and North Africa region. His expertise is demonstrated through his analysis of regional security issues, including his published work on Egyptian government policies toward the Muslim Brotherhood