Abahir Al-Saqqa's 'Gaza: Social History Under British Colonialism (1917-1948)' offers a meticulously researched account of Gaza's societal evolution during a pivotal period. This book delves into the profound impact of British rule from 1917 to 1948 on the city's social fabric, economic structures, and cultural identity. Al-Saqqa meticulously examines how colonial policies reshaped daily life, resistance movements, and the dynamics between different communities. It provides an indispensable historical lens through which to understand the roots of contemporary challenges in Gaza, highlighting the resilience and transformations of its people under occupation. This work serves as a crucial resource for scholars and anyone interested in Palestinian history.