It is one of the most worshiped places for Christians. It is one of the most celebrated places of Judaism: from neighboring Mount Nebo, Moses saw the Holy Land for the first time. This is a world renowned and unique place: the lake attracts visitors with its salty oily water that has exceptional medicinal qualities. It is also incredibly beautiful. However, the Dead Sea is dying for real. The lakeside residents, whether they be Israeli, Jordanian and Palestinian, have to acknowledge it is more and more polluted and dry, it is getting smaller every day, with entire fields that collapse into sinkholes. The Dead Sea will find a new life on the way to peace, and there will be no peace in the region unless the crucial water is dealt with jointly. At the crossroads of science and historical, economic, political conflicts, a new way to consider the Middle East.