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Amine Jaafari, an Arabian Israeli surgeon seems to have everything for him, he became a doctor as his father wanted and loves his job, he managed to integrate into the community Israeli and, above all, he found the woman of his life, Sihem, with whom he lives in a posh neighborhood of Tel Aviv. His perfect little world rocks when he announces the death of his wife. In addition, the police officer in charge of this case also informs him that according to the investigation, the dismemberment that the body of his wife suffered presents the wounds characteristic of the fundamentalist kamikazes. Of course, for Amine, this theory is quite far-fetched, since, in several years of cohabitation, his wife never told him about terrorism or anything that could have made him doubt his involvement in any organization of this kind. He will still be forced to undergo a three-day interrogation during which the police will try to make him admit his complicity in carrying out this terrorist act. Despite this, Amine will constantly deny the fact that his wife is a suicide bomber and the investigators will eventually realize that he is sincere and will let him out as a free man. It's her best friend, Kim, who will help her the most after Amine learns of the death of his wife. She found him lying in his garden, after he was beaten by Jews who had learned what his wife had done. She brought her friend home because he categorically refused to go to the hospital and was afraid he would be killed if he stayed at home. Despite Kim's willingness that Amine stays with her, he still manages to escape to his house and find a letter from his wife that she sent him shortly before his death. It's a little word about three or four sentences where Sihem tells him not to blame him. It is at this moment that he discovers that it is indeed his wife who