In the latest installment of his “Quadrilogy of My Land,” Yuval Rozman continues to explore the connections between his native country, Israel, and Palestine under occupation. “In the Name of Heaven” is inspired by a true story: on May 30, 2020, Iyad Al-Hallaq, a 32-year-old Palestinian with autism, was shot at point-blank range by a member of the Magav, the Israeli border police. This tragedy serves as the starting point for a contemporary fable that gives voice to three birds investigating this sordid affair. Without claiming to offer redress, humor serves as an act of resistance for Yuval Rozman, giving wings to those who denounce a war mired in its own paradoxes.