The Sounds of the Silence

Description

It is an investigative narration of tracing the pedigree of the contemporary Jewish progeny to the fifteenth century Spain. In 1492, after the fall of Islamic rule in Spain, the victorious heir apparent, Ferdinand through an edict, expelled the Jews from its territory, Soon, the Sultan of Ottoman Empire candidly offered them refuge in Edirne where they were allowed to flourish and progress.

A month after the expulsion, Sultan sent a ship to facilitate their arrival. Among a large Jewish family, Sharon and Netanyahu, the two brothers, and Hessia, their sister fled to Lisbon, Portugal. Their one sister, Hessia and her children along with a mammoth number of Jews preferred Edirne.

In the calamitous 1945, Jews all over the Europe were being shepherd to the concentration camp in Oswiecim, Poland.  Hessia and her family mournfully joined the hapless. But, Sharon, Netanyahu and their families managed to escape to Palestine through Schindler, a SS officer, paradoxically, in 1948 war, the descendants of Sharon and Netanyahu and other Zionists in collaboration with the Israeli army drove out Palestinians from their houses.

Dr. Zameerulla, a professor at the American University of Beirut, was living with his gorgeous wife Thabassu Hoor in a deteriorating condition in Shathila refugee camp. During his academic research, while he successfully developed a virus for cancer ailment, funded and espoused by Prof. Rueben, a Jewish colleague, he had inadvertently discovered a lethal virus that kills a million in a few seconds. One day, the distress of millions of Palestinians instigated him to take it in a vial and plant it in Knesset.  Thabassu, learning about his plan, darted to the Knesset and pleaded him to annul his heinous deed. While he obliged her and buried the vial in the backyard, a Mossad agent clasped a gun in his hand noticed their suspicious movements.