A Complete Palestine—jews and Arabs During the British Mandate

This book is a comprehensive and fascinating history of life in Palestine, which comprehensively and objectively describes the social life in Palestine during the British Mandate period from 1917 to 1948. Using a large number of untapped first-hand archival materials, including letters or diaries, the author uses historical literature writing techniques to introduce unforgettable figures from all ethnic groups and all walks of life in the book, including educators, poets, businessmen, colonial ministers and new immigrants. With a unique perspective and rich historical details, he comprehensively displays the infinite possibilities of that dramatic era. At the same time, he also effectively criticizes the deep suffering brought by British imperial colonialism to the people in the region. The book is highly story-telling and readable.