A Rooftop in Jerusalem

"A meditation on the persistence of love and the power of an open heart to transcend seemingly inviolate borders." -Yossi Klein Halevi, author of Letters to My Palestinian Neighbor

". . . a lyrical, evocative work of great transcendence and heartbreak." -Philip Graubart, author of Here There is No Why and Women and God

". . . particularly relevant in these days when so many are embracing simplistic pronouncements about the seemingly eternal conflict between Israelis and Palestinians. It is a book that insists upon, and engages us with, the humanity of people in a place too often reduced to symbols and slogans." -Wayne Karlin, author of The Genizah and Memorial Days

". . . an ode to the ancient, divided city of Jerusalem, a lamentation for the sadness and suffering to which it has borne witness, and a love story that breaks our hearts and restores our hope at the same time." -Stephen A. Seche, author of The Silversmith's Secret

"Rich with historical depth and political nuance, A Rooftop in Jerusalem movingly tells the story of an interfaith love affair while doubling as a tenderly written guide to Old City Jerusalem." -Robert Kehlmann, author of The Rabbi's Suitcase

". . . an insightful story for these current times."-Beth Dotson Brown, author of Rooted in Sunrise

"A masterpiece of fiction and a memorial to youth, love, and theology." -Miranda Faye Dillon, award-winning author of The Unshatterables