De-rooted is a profound exploration of identity and freedom, seen through the lens of immigration and cultural values. This journey begins in Paris, symbolizing the aspiration for liberty, and unfolds around the close links between language, philosophical thought, and psychology. This reflection continues within the context of freedom of expression in France, confronted with the ethical challenges of opinion and moral empathy. At the heart of the work, the theme of immigration develops, examining the tensions between integration, identity, and freedom. The book concludes with an essay on Hellenic Syria, co-written with Fadi Abou Dib, illustrating the Syro-Hellenic heritage and the encounter between East and West, in a call for an enriched vision of Syrian identity, as well as French identity and European civilization. This book aims to invite the reader to rethink their own relationship with themselves and with the world, to encourage reflection on values, and to highlight the principles dear to France. Order Press release