Are You a Fan of Novelist Daniel Silva? Make Sure to Read The Fallen Angel with Our Pictures Nearby

Monday, March 11, 2013

Are You a Fan of Novelist Daniel Silva?
Make Sure to Read The Fallen Angel with Our Pictures Nearby

Bestselling novelist Daniel Silva has written a dozen books based on the exploits of Gabriel Allon, a fictional Israeli spy.

Under the al Aqsa Mosque, behind the sealed
Hulda Gate. Note the staircase that apparently
led to the surface and the Temple plaza
(circa 1927)

His latest page-turner, The Fallen Angel (Harper Collins), takes place in Rome and Jerusalem.

Newly-released photo from Israel Archaeological Authority
archives. Stairs and passage under the Temple Mount (circa 1927)

The cave under the "foundation stone" and the Dome
of the Rock on the Temple Mount. Woodcut in explorer
Col. Charles Wilson's book, 1881

Silva's books are always well-researched, and if you've read The Fallen Angel or plan to read it, keep these links containing rare pictures of subterranean Jerusalem close by. On this page is a sampling of the pictures.

View postings and photographs at Israel Daily Picture's

2 comments:

hyeokm90@gmail.comMarch 16, 2013 at 2:25 PM
Thank you for sharing these amazing photos. They bring back the pages of Fallen Angel so vividly. You not only write but also teach and I am fortunate that I am one of your readers. You are the reason my husband I traveled to Israel and we want to go back. Keep writing! Daniel.
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Darth ZeidahMarch 17, 2013 at 8:09 AM
Since when does this site offer free advertising to a less than mediocre author for his latst pot-boiler of a novel?
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About the Book

U.S. Interests in the Holy Land

Although Jewish life in the Holy Land reawakened during the 19th century, photographs of Jews in Palestine and the life they lived there are scarce. Collecting photographs from the archives of the the Library of Congress, the Ottoman Imperial Archives, the New York Public Library, libraries in universities and churches around the world, and in families’ albums, Lenny Ben-David provides a unique and visual history of the American fascination and dedication to a Jewish national home in the Holy Land.

Photo essays include fascinating stories such as why Lincoln wanted to visit Jerusalem, how the U.S. Navy saved the Jews of Palestine in 1915, why the Chief Rabbi of Palestine visited the White House in 1924, why there was a Ferris wheel on the holy Temple Mount, Mark Twain's stay in Jerusalem, and much more.

About the Author, Lenny Ben-David

Lenny Ben-David has been involved in the study and enhancement of U.S.-Israel relations for more than 40 years. He served as director of AIPAC's Israel office for 15 years, and is the author of Myths and Facts published in 1985 and 1989. Ben-David served as the Deputy Chief of Mission in Israel's Embassy in Washington, D.C for three years, and consulted for foreign governments and other corporations.

Ben-David is the Director of Publications at the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs.

He and his wife reside in Efrat, Israel, where they are surrounded by children, grandchildren, and fruit trees.