Israel's strike on Iran broke all the fragile agreements that had somehow managed to maintain peace in the Middle East since 1982. Israel sends spies to neighboring Egypt and begins to understand that for the Egyptian military the main enemy is no longer Israel, but their own fellow citizens. In Egypt itself, the military, dissatisfied with the practices of the rule of the Muslim Brotherhood, uses all the weapons they have at rallies, including combat helicopters. American journalist Alison Morris, a lady of not too strict rules, is trying not only to survive in post-revolutionary Egypt, but also to get a sensational report. And she succeeds - she witnesses the liquidation of an authoritative sheikh, which should launch a new chain of violence and revenge. She should receive a Pulitzer Prize, but becomes a victim of her own frivolity and love for a young jihadist.