Gad Saad

Overview:
Gad Saad is a Beirut-born Zionist influencer of Lebanese-Syrian Jewish ancestry¹ who claims to have maintained close and long-lasting ties with Israeli intelligence. In 1975, he went to Canada during his childhood² and graduated there. Despite openly claiming to have worked with Israeli intelligence and actively supporting Israel, there is, nonetheless, very little information about the nature of Saad’s alleged cooperation with the Zionist regime.

Work Background

Saad holds a mathematics, computer, and M.B.A. bachelor from McGill University, and an M.A. and Ph.D from Cornell University.³ He has long worked with Canadian research centers on evolutionary psychology and has some written pieces. Saad is a marketing professor at the John Molson School of Business at Concordia University.⁴

Israeli Spook

Last year in an interview with The Epoch Times, Saad claimed that he had worked with Israeli intelligence and referred to Mossad’s sophisticated training process which he allegedly underwent.⁵ A few months later, a Twitter account called “The Anti-Zionist League” echoed Saad’s statements and accused Twitter owner, Elon Musk of biased censorship. Saad directed Musk to hush the account in an imperative tone, causing an evermore viral backlash against the disclosure of Saad’s connection with Zionist circles.⁶