"Albert Londres (1884-1932), was a pioneer of investigative journalism in the early 20th century. In his search for the “truth,” Londres traveled across the world documenting cruelty and injustice and his reports for the French press helped change public opinion and policies towards penal colonies, forced labor, mental asylums and the exploitation of black Africans. “The Wandering Jew Has Arrived” is based on a series of articles he wrote for the French newspaper Le Parisien. The Albert Londres Prize, on a par with the Pulitzer Prize, is awarded every year to the top two journalists in France."

“I highly recommend The Wandering Jew Has Arrived, especially for students of history, and anyone interested in Jewish life in Europe and Palestine before the Holocaust.” - Dave Lan, Israellycool

“Read today, The Wandering Jew Has Arrived can be seen as a chilling and prophetic piece of historical reportage. And so, a dozen years after the Balfour Declaration, he began his investigations into the economic status of the Jews in Europe and their views on Zionism.” - Diane Cole, Jewish Review of Books

“The quality of Londres’ noticing is itself worthy of our notice. It allows us to take a fresh, retrospective glance, however aching, over the nearly nine decades that have intervened between his way of noticing and ours. “Our profession is not to give pleasure, nor to do harm,” Londres once said. “It is to twist the pen into the wound.” In giving voice to a Jewish world on the eve of rupture, unhealed to this day, his pen found its full measure of poetry and eloquence.” – The Haaretz