The discovery of a possible mass grave destabilizes the community and threatens the fragile peace. A trio of U.N. soldiers stumble upon some drug money that causes friction inside the compound.

U.N. issued weapons are found on civilians and Hart stages raids on the Muslim quarter to recover them. The tortured remains of a U.N. peacekeeper are investigated by U.N. Military Observer Kovacs and Graham. U.N.M.O. Simon Deiardin gets a black market weapon to exact revenge.

The Imam takes charge and enlists Major Hart's help in building a new school. George Titac fumes over his reduced role in the community. The Christian's feel threatened by the revival of the Mosque and a war hungry faction breaks away from Mila threatening the relative calm.

A recently buried body found in a mass grave lead Major Hart and Captain Graham to trap a notorious war criminal Dragan. Sean grapples with Simon being arrested for murder. George Titac gives the Imam a gruesome surprise.

His troops waylaid, Canadian Major Hart takes over military command of the U.N. forces stationed in Jadac on Saint Lazar's Day - the day the Christians plan to march their dead through the Muslim quarter. U.N. Military Observer Captain Kovacs risks her life to save two injured childred in a minefield.

Christians and Muslims band together to attack the U.N. compound. Sean Kovacs uncovers a plot to spirit away the Imam. Simon attempts his own unique method to solve the crisis and Speedo Boy rocks out on a hill as chaos decends upon Jadac.

Captured war criminal Dragan shares a cell with U.N.M.O. Simon as both Christians and Muslims gather outside the gates clamoring for justice. A high level U.N. fixer arrives to deal with the crisis and George Titac bends his ear.

The Muslim militia rearms and finds an unlikely hiding place for their cache of weapons. A mortar is fired into the square killing several Muslims and wounding George Titac. Captain Kovacs and the U.N.M.O.s investigate the attack as tensions mount. A surprise arrival in Jadac defuses hostilities and heralds a new dawn.