With the talent and seriousness that distinguish him, as well as a lot of humor, Mark Hillel describes the fate of the "Jews of the city," to whom Tel Aviv owes its creation. This document, where drama coexists with comedy, also constitutes an authentic page of history.

It reads like a true novel of a city that rose from the sands of the desert, thanks to the greatest favor of fortune.

[Excerpt from the text on the back cover of the edition]