Hamas: Politics, Charity, and Terrorism in the Service of Jihad
Matthew Levitt offers a focused examination of Hamas, exploring the organization through its political activity, charitable work, terrorism, and commitment to jihad. This nonfiction study provides readers with a structured introduction to the multiple roles associated with Hamas and the broader questions surrounding its activities.
About This Book
Matthew Levitt’s book examines Hamas and its place in contemporary political and religious life.
The work focuses on the organization’s connections to politics, charity, terrorism, and jihad.
By bringing these subjects together, the book presents a broad, analytical treatment of Hamas.
It is suited to readers seeking nonfiction on political movements, terrorism, and the relationship between charitable activity and ideology.
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