From the shattered land of Israel and Occupied Palestine comes a
vivid account of anguish and determination. In his passionate
essays penned during the violence of the Second Intifada, writer
Henry Ralph Carse, practical theologian, pilgrim and scholar, seeks
meaning in the seemingly senseless conflict. Living in the heart of
East Jerusalem, Carse is an educator and the father of four
children growing up in the midst of the mayhem. Driven by hope and
concern, he chronicles his daily ventures into No-One Land,
engaging both Israelis and Palestinians in the terrible and
inspiring realities of their lives in the crossfire.
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