The Jews Were Internauts

Exploring the intersection of Jewish mythology and modern technology, this book delves into the dual themes of the Jewish identity as both "people of the Book" and wanderers. It draws on mystical teachings to propose that special media can help transcend reality, reflecting on the longest exile in human history. By examining modern metaphors related to the internet, it highlights innovative rabbinic strategies for creating connections despite the absence of community and territory, introducing the concept of "Jumping the Path."