The promised land
Hasidim
Fiction, jewish
Overland journeys to the Pacific
West (u.s.), fiction
Fiction, legal
Jews, fiction
Jews
History
Fiction
In The Promised Land, what begins as a search for a better life by a group of Jewish immigrants in the mid 1800s becomes the embodiment of the longing - physical, familial, and spiritual - we all feel for a home. Yitzhak, the renegade son of an Orthodox rabbi in the shtetls of Poland, flees to the …
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