Naturally, this first-prize winning story captures the reader's attention, drawing them in to its events and dialogues, captivating them with its engaging narrative. It also provides insights into some noteworthy aspects related to the novel and to Islamic literature in general.
This novel tells the story of a Palestinian family who, along with the hero, lived through the events of the Intifada and participated in it. The hero loved his homeland and his people, and had a peculiar temperament. He thought deeply about the consequences of events, constantly questioning the point of throwing stones at Jews while they were killing children one by one.
Wael left his homeland for America... but his love for his homeland and loyalty to it were stronger. He fled the hospital to the airport, and while there, holding his ticket and trying to deliver it to the relevant employee, he suffered a severe heart attack...
Many events captivate you to read this novel without stopping...

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