Nour is an archaeologist who lives in a camp in Ramallah.
One day, he finds a blue ID card in the pocket of an old coat, so he wears the mask of the occupier in an attempt to understand the vocabulary of the Zionist mind.
In "Nour"'s transformation into "Ur," and in his joining the excavation mission of one of the settlements, Palestine, buried under the soil, with all its history, is revealed.
And in the space between Nour and Or, between Nour and his new love, between the blue identity and the statement, between the marginalized original narrative and the prevailing fabricated narrative, will Nour succeed in throwing off the mask and eliminating Or, perhaps reaching the light?

باسم خندقجي كاتبٌ فلسطينيٌّ حُكم عليه عام 2004 بالسجن المؤبَّد.
صدرت له عن دار الآداب رواية "خسوف بدر الدين".