Here Comes the Messiah!
Dina Rubina
1996
…They landed in Lod at night, on the eve of the Day of Judgment.
After lengthy procedures at the airport (a bureaucrat-girl with the same heavy accent, just as tired and pale, couldn’t understand, for the longest time, the ordinary Russian practice of having three separate surnames in one family: the father’s, the son’s and the holy ghost’s from…
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