JL;DR

Douglas Murray examines the motivations behind some Western leftist support for Hamas, focusing on underlying grievances against Western societies rather than any genuine affinity for jihadi ideology. He argues that these radicals often align themselves with groups like Hamas as a means of criticizing and rebelling against the liberal values and policies of Western nations. Murray suggests that this alliance is less about agreement with Hamas's goals and more about expressing opposition to perceived injustices and failings within their own societies.