In a testimony supported by evidence and proof, a witness condemns his own people. A Jewish writer breaks the silence wall and expresses deep sympathy for the Palestinian cause, revealing the brutality of the Zionists from within in their interaction with the Palestinian people. He attempts to change the ingrained perception that every Jew is necessarily a Zionist. He meets Hanan, who turns his life upside down with what he heard from her and saw. He admits that he is a human being first, lending credibility and seriousness to everything he wrote thereafter, which is undeniable. He follows what the Zionist lobby does in the West and how they live by global policies. He speaks about his visit to the West Bank and Gaza, and other occupied areas of Palestine, highlighting the isolation of Jewish society and the destruction inflicted on Palestinian communities both in structures and spirits, the suffocating siege on Palestinians, and their immense resilience and confrontation capabilities. He links the Arab Spring with changing stances in the leadership of the Zionist entity and the new perspective towards the Iranian threat amid those events. He observes the Jewish diaspora and notes their anger at Israeli stubbornness. He exposes the peak of Jewish fanaticism when revealing the religious decree signed by hundreds of rabbis and their wives preventing business dealings with Arabs and avoiding Jewish women marrying Arab men. He condemns the unjust peace process, which he views as leading only to more tension, instability, wars, and unity in the region's future.

Publishing house: شركة المطبوعات للتوزيع و النشر Number of Pages : 506 Year of publication : 2013