A real ‘fact is far stranger than fiction’ story which begins in the West Bank during September 2004 when Yehoshua Elitzur, a settler who shot an innocent Palestinian taxi driver dead, was found guilty and put under house-arrest until the court's verdict.
On the day of the verdict Yehoshua doesn't show up. From that point on, Shay Fogelman, who covered the story for Israeli newspaper "Ha'aretz," will do anything to find Yehoshua. The journey will carry Shay across continents, to places he never thought he would find himself, talking to people that seem determined to block the trail, and to the realization that he's probably the only person who is still chasing Yehoshua.
This is an edge of the seat unfolding of the manhunt for a radical West Bank settler, which turns into a psychological portrait of a loner with a tormented soul.
