Memoir tracing Fawaz Turki's life as a Palestinian refugee who settled in the US, exploring the formation of Palestinian American identity, political organizing in the diaspora, and his reckoning with Palestinian political failures. Turki reflects on the Oslo Accords from a Palestinian exile perspective, offering a critical assessment of Palestinian leadership and the prospects for justice. Valuable for researchers studying Palestinian American identity formation, diaspora political organizing, and the experience of Palestinian refugees who settled in the United States and engaged in Palestinian solidarity activism.