JERUSALEM: CHRONICLES - PAPERBACK

What is a quiet French family doing in one of the most dangerous places in the world? A classic of graphic journalism.

When Delisle decides to follow his partner, Nadège, on a Doctors Without Borders mission, he and their two children find themselves catapulted for a year into an area east of Jerusalem, one of the most "volatile" zones on the planet. Without losing his instinctive sense of humor and his deep empathy, Delisle wanders through this war-torn land with great curiosity, recording in his diary a daily life made up of checkpoints and borders, secularism and orthodoxy, fierce tensions, age-old conflicts, and desperate hope. He thus becomes a witness to the anger and frustration of the Palestinian people and—at the same time—captures a universal impulse among them: the dream of a normal life.