jerusalem

Dunne describes three journeys to Jerusalem: the first, a pilgrimage of the mind; the second, a pilgrimage of the heart; and the third, a pilgrimage of the soul. Writing in an almost musical voice, he comes back over and over to themes developed in earlier chapters to orchestrate a most insightful story that ends with a discovery of the home of "the human spirit in a life larger than life." As with most of his books, the central issues are front and center: "Where do you come from?" and "Where are you going?" And he asks this of Jews, Muslims, and Christians in this city that is so sacred to these religions.

"Out of a fictional landscape informed by the Gulf War, the Los Angeles riots, the Holocaust, the back streets of Brooklyn and strife-torn Israel hurtles Rachel Kadish's first novel.".

In text and photographs, young people living in Jerusalem tell what it is like to live in this sacred, yet volatile, city.

Sherlock Holmes and his apprentice Mary Russell travel to Jerusalem where they attempt to find the person responsible for a recent rash of brutal murders.

Follows a Jewish family between 1940 and 1948 as they witness the events of the Holocaust and the moments leading up to the creation of a Jewish state.

Veteran Israeli police inspector Daniel Sharavi searches for a brutal killer who has been draining his victims of blood and shrouding them in white at sacred sites throughout Jerusalem.

Text and photographs present the lives of two boys, one Jewish and one Arab, who attend school in a unique community near Jerusalem where Jews and Arabs live together in peace.

A young Jewish boy living in Jerusalem observes all the different people that make the city their home and wonders why they can't all be friends.