On 11 March 2012 in Toulouse, Imad Ibn Ziaten was killed by headshot by Mohammed Merah, two youth of immigrant parents, the first is the victim, and the other is the executioner, the first has engaged in the service of France, the other decided to sow terror there. This is the paradox that, after the death of her son, challenged Latifa Ibn Ziaten.

Throughout her establishment in France, the given education to her son, Latifa tells us the chronology of the immigration and the integration, with all the questions that she assumes: how she made out of her children a completely French people without breaking up their origins? How did she follow her religion without violating the secularism? How to continue in “building” in a country where the blood of her progeny had spilt? She refused to give up and chose to revenge in a noble way.

In this book we see the emotions of a mother, but also the alarm call of a standing woman, that decided to fight for France, for that there would be no more of Mohamed Merah.