ʻOnot maʻavar

"Every morning you can look out at the green wadi and the olive groves, and on a beautiful day the gaze will continue to the mountains of Lebanon to the horizon, where it is no longer clear who planted the cedars, and soon the landscape will be filled with bulldozers and clouds of dust. "For example, Semyon, the Russian policeman who left high-tech, was abandoned by his wife and now lives with his grandmother, such as Shira, the former Pilates teacher who runs away from the past, the mother of a teenager who has returned to live with her parents, From school, swimming in the sea or seeking refuge, where Arabs and Jews argue about who owns one of the wadis; Realtors who want to build and sell. Two bodies of two girls, a Jewish woman and an Arab woman, are discovered in this Galilee: Osnat and Nur. Among the many suspicions and suspicions, one must not rush to draw conclusions, but no one seems able to do so"--Rough translation of the back cover.