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In 2013 an American Jewish family innocently visited Muslim Holy Sites in Jerusalem and accidentally fell into a long-standing local conflict. This is a story of how the Imam of Al Aqsa Mosque responded to an upset boy who could not understand why he could not see the Dome of the Rock. The words in this book are from 10-year old David. It is his view of a small, true story about confusion, conviction, hospitality, and humanity.