The book "Being Singular Plural" by Jean-Luc Nancy is a significant work that deals with the ontology of being-with. In a time when conflicts and wars in various regions of the world, such as Syria, Iraq, Mali, and Sudan, shape reality, Nancy urges us to question our understanding of community and the common good. He argues that the being of being-with is intrinsically plural, and a politics that seeks to honor this plurality must not dissolve into totalitarian units. Instead, co-existence and being-with must be placed at the center as fundamental categories. This book offers an in-depth analysis of the challenges associated with the idea of a non-totalitarian politics and encourages reflection on the possibilities of plural being.