Zuhair Ghneim's 'Acre District Under Ottoman Tanzimat (1864-1918)' is a meticulously researched historical study, forming a vital part of the broader Palestinian Cities Series. This book delves into the profound transformations experienced by the Acre district during a pivotal era of Ottoman reform. It meticulously examines the administrative, social, and economic impacts of the Tanzimat period on this significant region of Palestine. Ghneim provides an in-depth analysis of how these Ottoman reforms, implemented between 1864 and 1918, reshaped the local governance, land ownership, demography, and overall daily life in Acre and its surrounding areas. The study offers valuable insights into the late Ottoman era's influence on Palestinian urban and rural development, shedding light on the historical foundations of modern Palestine through a focused regional lens.