Book by Brian K. Barber chronicles the experiences of three Palestinian families in Gaza across multiple decades of conflict, occupation, and siege, drawing on the author's thirty years of psychological and sociological research with Palestinians in Gaza. Documents how ordinary families navigate loss, trauma, and the destruction of civil society while maintaining resilience. Bridges social scientific research and narrative nonfiction to humanize Gazan life under prolonged conflict. Recommended for researchers in psychology and sociology studying resilience, trauma, and the long-term impact of conflict on Palestinian families in Gaza across multiple generations of siege and warfare.
