Hamas : Politics, Charity and Terrorism in the Services of Jihad Matthew Levitt
Material type: TextLanguage: English Publication details: Yale University Press 30 June 2006 New HavenEdition: Annotated edDescription: xi, 324 pages ; 25 cm ;15.57 x 3.02 x 23.5 cmISBN:- 9780300110531
- 956.953044 LEV
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"In the book, Levitt demolishes what he terms the myth of disparate wings in Hamas. The notion that the organization's military, political, and social "wings" are distinct from one another is belied by ample evidence. In fact, the records show, Hamas meets in the mosques and hospitals it maintains to plan its terror attacks, buries caches of arms and explosives under its own schoolyard playgrounds, and transfers and launders funds for terrorist activity through local charity committees. This book catalogues the alarming extent to which the group's political and social welfare leaders support terrorism." "Matthew Levitt exposes the real Hamas: an organization that threatens peace and security far beyond the borders of the West Bank and Gaza. Levitt urges the international community to take heed, and he offers ideas for countering the threat Hamas poses."
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