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At the age of five years a Jewish boy named Aharon Levy was traveling with his family in Israel when they were attacked by Palestinian terrorists who murdered Aharon's entire family in his presence. He was saved by the arrival of IDF officers. Many years later Aharon enrolls in medical school where he meets a beautiful Muslim woman, Al Zahra, from Palestine who is also a medical student. Because they are both orthodox they believe they cannot have a romantic friendship so they live as friends yet fall deeply in love with each other. After graduating from medical they go to the Middle East. Aharon becomes a medical officer in the IDF and Al Zahra becomes a professor at a medical school in Iran. War breaks out between Israel and Iran and Aharon is captured behind enemy lines in Iran with a serious gunshot injury. He comes under the care of Al Zahra whom he had not seen in 2 years. In an effort to save his life, she loses hers.

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DW Duke is an experienced trial attorney, writer, and noted lecturer. He has authored nine published books including the popular books The Duke Legacy, Not without a Fight: a Polish Jew's Resistance, Because I'm Black: The Story of Jesse Washington; In Search of the Golden Chalice: The Untold Story. He has also written dozens of articles on various legal topics ranging from real estate law to human rights. He is the president of the Institute for Children's Aid, the chairperson of the Human Rights Section of the Riverside County Bar Association, the Director of Legal Affairs for 70 Nations, Jerusalem, and a motion picture producer.DW received his Bachelor of Arts from the University of Michigan and his Juris Doctor from Washington University School of Law. He lectures regularly to members of various professional institutions. DW holds a fifth-degree black belt in Taekwondo and a sixth-degree black belt in Jidokwan conferred by World Taekwondo in Seoul, Korea. He is an accomplished musician who plays keyboards and guitar.DW appears frequently on radio and television broadcasts and he speaks frequently to professional and civic organizations. He is the CEO of Duke Entertainment Group, Director of Legal Affairs of 70 Nations, Jerusalem, and the President of the Institute for Children's Aid.DW's work focuses on human rights within the United States and in other locations throughout the world. He has been especially active in the Middle East and has led campaigns to assist individuals incarcerated and imprisoned because of their race, religion, or political beliefs. He has assisted in providing millions of dollars in food and supplies in the US and in foreign nations for those in need. DW is admitted to practice before all courts in the State of California and the Supreme Court of the United States.

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