Sometimes it is no longer possible to remain silent... Rama Carmon starts studying in the 9th grade in the Manor settlement - a small and prestigious settlement, where she moves to live with her mother. And it is no wonder that the settlement is so prestigious and successful, because the person who stands at its head - the head of the council Yaron Mor - is a real leader and the most talented person that Rama has had the privilege of knowing. Rama fits in quickly in the new settlement: she has friends and activities, and she aspires to be accepted into the "Toran" group - an elite group of eight students who are chosen every year for an important and rather mysterious activity. The only thing that bothers her is Itamar - who studies with her in the class and expresses complete contempt for the Toran group, the school, the settlement and whoever is at the head of it. But Itamar is the odd one out in the class, so why listen to him? Only when time passes and Rama gets to know the settlement a little better, she begins to think that maybe Itamar is right... The Mor Case - the first in the Truth and Tzedek trilogy - is a story about the courage to see things as they are, about the danger of being intoxicated with power, and about two young people who learn together what It can be achieved with determination, courage and friendship. Dana Elazar-Halevi, winner of the Deborah Omer Award, is the author of "Manhattan Operation" and its sequels in the "Secret Mission" series, which captivated the children of Israel and won many awards and praises, as well as the author of the successful book series "Light Against Paz". "A rare golden egg in the sky of youth literature" - Israel Today Soon: Emet and Tzedek 2
