Abstract
The purpose of Alsakka paper is to present a sociological reading of Palestinian society in Gaza and the birth of Palestinian nationalism and the mechanisms for preparing fertile ground for the birth of the Palestinian entity. In his paper Sakka presents the particularity of the legal status of Gaza Strip, especially while it was under Egyptian rule until 1967. With the Israeli occupation, the Strip had been transformed into an example of the most severe type of colonialism, as it pushed both the social and the economic sectors out of balance. In the second section of the paper, the author talks about the reproduction of social conservatism through the mechanisms of production of institutionalized colonial speech and through internal mechanisms, concluding that Palestinian nationalism is fragile like any other nationalism, and hyperbolizing the scene of the Egyptian influence on the Strip, and many other conclusions.
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