Dispara, jo ja sóc mort

Synopsis of Dispara, jo ja sóc mort

Dispara, jo ja sóc mort is a novel written by Julia Navarro. The story tells the life of two families, the Zuckers and the Ziads, in the late nineteenth century. The Zuckers, persecuted for being Jewish, flee Russia and settle in the Promised Land, where Samuel Zucker buys land from the Ziads, an Arab family led by Ahmed. Between the two men is created a strong bond of friendship that lasts through the generations, overcoming religious differences. However, threats, thirst for revenge and the clash of passions mark the lives of both families, creating a mosaic of betrayals, pain, impossible loves and the struggle to live together in a territory marked by intolerance. This novel is an intense and moving chronicle of two family sagas who fight for their dreams and are responsible for their destiny.