"The New Authoritarian Left" by Nicholas Potter sheds light on the challenges posed by a movement perceived as progressive yet hostile to democracy. In this non-fiction book, the new authoritarian left is portrayed as an acute threat to democratic society. Potter analyzes the radicalization of this movement, which has been intensified by the Gaza War, and illustrates how it fuels hatred against dissenters and exerts influence in various societal areas, such as the art and music scenes. Through personal experiences and exclusive research, the author provides deep insights into the structures and strategies of this movement and raises the question of how well democratic society is prepared for this threat.