The world is plunged into nuclear war after England's arsenal detonates, leaving the United States fractured and Texas seceded, while an overpopulated Israel seeks refuge. In the aftermath of the devastating War of '92, where half the planet's population perished, the United States is a shadow of its former self, further weakened by Texas's secession and its control over vital oil reserves. Israel, relatively unscathed but facing severe overpopulation, sends Sol Inglestein and Myra Kalen to America in search of a new home. As mercenaries fighting for the Union against Texas, they are promised land in exchange for their service, leading them into the heart of Texas on a mission to rescue the President of the United States.

The premise of "The Texas-Israeli War: 1999" sets up a complex geopolitical scenario following a global nuclear conflict, blending elements of alternate history and military science fiction. The narrative appears to focus on the immediate aftermath of widespread destruction, exploring themes of resource scarcity, political division, and the search for survival and new beginnings. The involvement of Israeli mercenaries suggests a focus on action and strategic conflict within this fractured landscape. The story likely examines the challenges of rebuilding and establishing order in a world fundamentally altered by war.