Exodus 2076 asks a bold question with deep historical roots: where will the Jewish people live over the next 50 years? Moving from the biblical memory of departure to the fall of Jerusalem, the long Diaspora, the upheavals of Europe, the refuge of Shanghai, the creation of Israel, and the realities of the modern world, this serious nonfiction work explores how Jewish communities have repeatedly adapted to changing conditions. Drawing on history, demographic shifts, and speculative scenarios, the book examines what permanence really means when families, institutions, and identities can change long before a crisis becomes visible. It considers possible futures in Israel, the United States, Europe, China, and beyond, while asking how migration, reinvention, and continuity may shape the next generation. Thought-provoking and cinematic in scope, Exodus 2076 is designed for readers interested in Jewish history, global change, and the future of a people whose story has always been larger than one place.
