An industrial spill threatens a small town’s access to safe drinking water. Does a young woman have the personal responsibility to save the town if doing so might ruin individual lives, including her own?
An enemy army camps outside a small Jewish town’s gates, threatening access to their water cisterns. A young woman takes on the personal responsibility to save her town. She says she acts with – for – her God. Is it right? And should we, today, follow her lead?