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Megapolis City: Down of the Zionatzy

Megapolis City: Down of the Zionatzy

Paperback

General Fiction

ISBN13: 9798339028895
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Sep 14 2024
Pages: 302
Weight: 0.77
Height: 0.63 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
MEGAPOLIS CITY: DAWN OF THE ZIONATZYS continue in the year 1954 to explores a gritty, conflict-ridden urban jungle where the corporate elite and a growing citizen rebellion collide in a violent struggle for control over the city and the fate of the entire Middle East.
The city is dominated by the Zionatzy family, a secretive, elitist cartel that runs the city's economy and political structure. This family, with far-reaching global influence, views Megapolis as their utopian stronghold while leveraging brutal control over its citizens.At the heart of this turmoil are three very different figures: Jack Radar, Bella Kanu, and Hamas-Adin. Each represents a different vision for the future. Bella, a fierce idealist, believes in reforming Megapolis, envisioning a federation of autonomous districts where the people reclaim power. Jack, a war-hardened survivor and reluctant fighter, dreams of escaping the city to live freely in the forests. Yet, circumstances lead him to join Bella's rebellion. Hamas-Adin, on the other hand, fights a vendetta-fueled war against the Zionatzy; branded a terrorist, he seeks revenge for the death of his family in Palestine. To Hamas-Adin, Megapolis is just one more target in a broader, global war for the liberation. Once again, the Middle East and Two State solution are abandoned under fire. Jerusalem, the millennial stage for wagging wars lay in ruins; once a crossroad of civilizations, now stands as a burning replica of Sodom & Gomorra, a somber monument to human folly and the price of nuclear wars in a world that teeters on the brink of human extinction.

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