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Beneath the rubble of a besieged city, twenty hostages vanish into the darkness. When Jewish/American surgeon Dr. David Klein is captured and taken deep into Gaza's underground tunnel network, his fight for survival becomes more than physical-it becomes moral, spiritual, and deeply human. Among his captors is Youssef, a teenage fighter torn between the ruthless commands of his uncle, Mahomad, and the flickering memory of a childhood friendship with a boy who played soccer under the same sun as his enemies. As the war above grows ever more violent, alliances underground blur. Hunger, disease, and fear close in. When a tragic death ignites both defiance and compassion, David and Youssef are forced to make choices that will bind them forever-and test the limits of forgiveness. From the claustrophobic tunnels of Gaza to the shattered streets of a postwar city and the uneasy calm of a new beginning in America, The Tunnel Twenty and One traces an unlikely bond born in captivity and tested in freedom. A story of survival, redemption, and the fragile hope that bridges even the deepest divides, William Gallaty's The Tunnel Twenty and One is a haunting and deeply human novel about what it means to see the enemy-and yourself-anew.

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