Experience the unexpected musings of an ultra-Orthodox scribe in a captivating narrative by Abraham Rabinovich. In his revised edition of “Jerusalem on Earth,” Rabinovich delves into the eccentric life of Leib Weisfish, a rebel philosopher who challenges traditional beliefs with a unique perspective.
From encounters with Weisfish to the historical tales of religious delusions in Jerusalem, Rabinovich’s literary masterpiece offers a glimpse into the complexities of faith and ideology in the City of God. With vivid storytelling and compassionate insights, he navigates the intertwining narratives of diverse characters who embody the essence of Jerusalem’s mystique.
As Jerusalem faces new challenges from imperialist forces and religious zealots, Rabinovich’s narratives serve as a beacon of hope and reflection. Through the lens of history and philosophy, he presents a compelling argument for tolerance and pragmatic governance, echoing the ancient Persian values of toleration and multiculturalism.
Discover the rich tapestry of Jerusalem’s past and present in Rabinovich’s thought-provoking work, a testament to the enduring spirit of a city caught in the crossroads of faith and power.
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The writer, a Hartman Institute fellow, is author of the bestselling Mitzad Ha’ivelet Ha’yehudi (The Jewish March of Folly, Yediot Sefarim, 2019), a revisionist history of the Jewish people’s political leadership.