In a world is increasingly divided by religious and cultural differences, this work offers a unique Jewish perspective on the Camino de Santiago, interwoven with the complexities of an interfaith relationship. As the Camino continues to grow in popularity, this book provides a timely and relevant exploration of how we can bridge these divides through shared experiences and empathy. It blends Jewish tradition with ancient pilgrimage, encounters with different characters, exploration of universal human experiences. At a time when Jewish identity is often framed in discussions of geopolitics and the war in Gaza, A Jew on The Way highlights Jewish wisdom rooted in peace, common humanity, and shared spiritual exploration.
