Jerusalem

Chronicles from the Holy City

The author shares his experiences living in Jerusalem for a year while accompanying his wife on a humanitarian assignment for Doctors Without Borders. He offers a personal perspective on the daily realities, bureaucratic hurdles, and political tensions shaping the lives of Israelis and Palestinians. Through observations of the city's diverse religious communities, the narrative highlights the mundane and complex aspects of existence in a heavily contested urban landscape.

by Guy Delisle

Drawn & Quarterly · First published 2012 · 336 pages