Dr. Diana Watkins has led a remarkable life—from a disabled orphan in Los Angeles County to a retired professor in computer networking and medical college education. Despite initial setbacks, her adoptive mother's encouragement propelled her to excel academically, earning scholarships and fellowships that paved the way for her to teach others. Living on the autism spectrum, Dr. Watkins is deeply passionate about challenging boundaries for students who think differently, particularly in visual and nonverbal neural pathways. Her educational journey includes degrees from UCLA, the University of Arkansas, and NOVA, with a career spanning academia, literature, articles, speeches, and lectures from 1974 to 2012. Beyond her academic pursuits, her interests are as diverse as they are eclectic, ranging from shooting sports and Boy Scouts to ranching, politics, and world travel. Yet, it is her unwavering commitment to supporting Israel and combating antisemitism that has led her to write this book. With a heart full of agape love, she endeavors to correct misinformation and offer a true portrayal of Israel and its people, while shining a light on the urgent need to stand against hatred and prejudice.