On March 5, 2003, Abdullah Galip Bergusi, who was arrested by the occupying Israeli soldiers while driving with his 3-year-old eldest daughter Tala, left him in the car and asked the reason for his disappearance. A book written in this cell, telling about struggle, perseverance, patience and many epic heroisms, is not a work of imagination, but is written around real people... THE ENGINEER ON THE ROAD. Bergusi successfully continued the trail of Yahya Ayyaş, one of the well-known commanders of the Qassam Brigades, after his martyrdom. Bergusi was sentenced to an unprecedented and first sentence in Israel's history. He was given the longest sentence in the Palestine case, sentenced to 67 life imprisonments and 5200 years in prison. He is the person with the largest file in the history of the Zionist occupation state. It is the story of a living mujahid who has mastered many subjects through an engineering journey arising from his curiosity with electronic and mechanical items, as well as the adventure of preparing explosives and bombs, as well as hacking, and is currently still a prisoner in Israeli prisons... THE ENGINEER ON THE ROAD. In the book, he talks about himself, his family, the Qassam Brigades, Palestine, Jerusalem, Al-Aqsa Mosque and the constant resistance. Finally, I would like to end the review with the following lines that Abdullah Bergusi's father, Galip Bergusi, said in an interview. ❝ Our rulers are cruel and tyrannical, and our people are asleep. However, when a disaster happens to them, they seem to wake up, but after a short time, they go back to sleep. The Islamic Ummah cannot be freed from the colonial rule of enemies like this. It definitely needs to be fought. For this cause, streets and squares need to be filled every day. Marches should be organized against tyrannical rulers. We can't get anywhere by staying silent and sleeping. But let's not think that we have fulfilled all our duties by participating in demonstrations and shouting slogans. Let's do whatever we can. Let those who can hold a pen write about this case, and let those with strong oratory skills speak about this case. Everyone should do something, but let's not stay silent! Because silence kills.❞ As-salamualaikum