"Here comes the Messiah!" by Dina Rubina was written during emigration to Israel and belongs to the author's early work. The novel consists of short stories and describes the ordinary Israeli everyday life of ordinary people who face difficulties adapting to a new environment. It is full of colorful descriptions of Tel Aviv and Jerusalem and is mainly devoted to the theme of Homeland and the sense of Homeland that repatriates seek to find. The novel describes the relocation of the family of the famous writer N. The heroine of another storyline is a forty—year-old music teacher Zyama, who released an appendix to a Russian-language newspaper. The hero of the next novel, who binds and separates the heroines, is Israel itself, the promised land, where no one expected Russian Jews. The heroes are happy only in a country where it's hot in Israel, a foreign language environment, where people earn their bread as they have to (a music teacher publishes a political and literary magazine, and a writer cleans the office floor in the evenings), where machine-gun fire is heard at night, and their sons are drafted into the army. "I am always and in everything interested only in man with all his guts: love, loneliness, anxiety, vanity, the desire to run to the horizon with his tongue sticking out, the horror of death, the thirst for happiness, and most importantly — with his eternal expectation of the Messiah, who will appear any minute and finally unravel everything that we are here., on the Ground, confused. . . ».