Jerusalem Syndrome
2025
From Neurosis to Psychosis
“Jerusalem Syndrome: From Neurosis to Psychosis” addresses the phenomenon of Jerusalem Syndrome — a psychiatric condition characterized by the sudden onset of intense religious thoughts and emotions, which may, in some instances, escalate into a psychotic state, defined as a disruption in the perception of reality, during a visit to the city. The book also examines the neurotic dimension of the anxiety associated with Jerusalem — from cultural, religious, and messianic perspectives, suggesting that this experience, to varying degrees, is shared by many.
- Copies: 15
- Pages: 360
- Type of binding: Softcover
- Languages: Hebrew
- Dimensions (cm): 29 × 16
- Printing: AR Print, Tel Aviv
- Binding: Daniel Blum
- Type of printing: The book cover is printed in offset, and the interior in Indigo.
- Publication: Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design Jerusalem
- Place of publication: Jerusalem
- Book photography: Peleg Naor
Karin Moshkovitz is a graphic Designer (1994), graduate of the Department of Visual Communication at Bezalel, Academy of Arts and Design, Jerusalem (2025).


