Palestine..

This book explores the history of Palestine, examining aspects of life in its authentic Arab past and the transformations that have taken place in its present under the Zionist occupation. The first section of the book offers an in-depth view of public life in Palestine before the occupation, addressing Palestinian cities and the components of the Palestinian entity that formed the core of national identity. The book explains the existing governance structures, such as the Governor-General system, the Executive Council, the Legislative Council, the judiciary, the armed forces, and financial administration, reflecting political and administrative stability. It also reviews the general laws that governed life during that era, highlighting the features of cohesion that Palestine experienced under a deeply rooted Arab system. The second section focuses on the Zionist present in Palestine and the corruption and disintegration that the occupation left behind. It addresses the corruption of Israeli rule and its repercussions on society and the army, shedding light on the moral and social collapses facing Israel as a result of immigration policies and internal unrest. The book links the weakness of the political and social structure in Israel to the tensions that threaten the stability of the region.