A Beggar in Jerusalem
Narrated by Frederick Davidson
- Released
- December 4, 2006
In the aftermath of the Six-Day War, a Holocaust survivor journeys to the reunited city of Jerusalem, where his visit to the Western Wall unveils the poignant presence of beggars and madmen. Their encounters compel him to confront his haunting memories and the complexities of his current existence. Elie Wiesel intricately weaves myth, mystery, and profound reflections, inviting listeners on a spiritual exploration that traverses time while continually returning to the essence of Jerusalem.
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