One is an Israeli superhuman agent, and the other is a Palestinian terrorist with slightly less ability. The former is tired of war, pretends to die at the hands of the latter, and then smuggles to the United States to work as a hairdresser according to his ideals (for some reason, Israelis think that men do The barber has a homosexual bias, but the male protagonist is obviously not), and then interspersed with a lot of comedy elements, and finally ended in a kind of national reconciliation that is thousands of miles away.
Of course, in the Middle East issue, the root cause of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict actually lies in the United States. The two tribes of Israel and Palestine, separated by thousands of miles, reached an alliance when confronting unscrupulous developers. The terrorists in Balastan, seeing themselves His family's store was burned down, and he was desperate to put out the fire. Even his own dream in life was to sell shoes in the United States, not to be a terrorist leader.
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is a contradiction that cannot be reconciled by means of war. Only by forgetting the historical contradictions and the hatred left by the Israeli-Palestinian people due to factors such as war politics can the problem be solved. The problem is, even if the new generation has this kind of thinking, those countries that seek certain interests in the Middle East, those fundamentalist terrorist organizations that use hatred to gain living space, will not agree to simple reconciliation.
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