The novel spans decades, commencing with Al Nakba, the forced exodus of 700,000 Palestinians from Palestine to Transjordan in 1948.

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Follow the plight of the Mahmoud Rahman family, his wife, and twin sons Ahman and Hussam as they are forcibly removed from their home by the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF), and force-marched for three days to Transjordan, to begin life again in Ramallah.

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Twenty-two years later, Mahmoud’s four-year-old grandson Nasih witnesses the tragic death of his parents by the IDF during Black September. The image of the carnage haunts him for the rest of his life.

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His Uncle Ahman, an Islamic radical, now raises Nasih. Ahman uses his nephew to seek revenge upon Israel and the United States, whom he blames for perpetuating the crimes against the Palestinian people.

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Ahman, as a member of the radical Muslims For Justice, sets in place a plot to have Nasih and two fellow Palestinians steal the identity of three Jewish orphans in England, after the orphan’s gruesome demise.

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The one person suspecting Ahman and the Muslims For Justice illicit activities is Benjamin Werner, the head of the Mossad Special Operations (Israel’s Intelligence Agency), the chief adversary of Ahman Rahman.

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The three terrorists posing as Jewish men receive their degrees from Universities and Colleges in the United Kingdom. They apply and are granted graduate studies in the United States and eventually become citizens.

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In the United States, the three cell members infiltrate not only Federal law enforcement, but also the security infrastructure for communities and industry, launching a terrorist attack that is both terrifying and wholly believable.

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Their goals accomplished the cell members are now finally able to bring compensation and dignity for the oppressed Palestinians.

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The terrorists win concessions from both the United States and Israel to resolve the crisis. But in a strange twist, all the goals achieved are destroyed, leading to the unlikely alliance of enemies, now seeking retribution in a common cause!