Reflections on the Holy Land

Times have changed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Not since the Black Death/Bubonic Plague in the 14th century have parts of the Holy Land been closed this long and infinitely, nor have visitors been limited in numbers for this long. The closure, or limited access, coincidentally coincides with the release of Reflections on the Holy Land following the author’s return from a spiritual and emotional pilgrimage in Israel/Palestine, during early spring 2019 with more questions than answers. S...