About the book: 2013 / At Ben-Gurion airport in the hall where they waited until they were given documents and sent further, on tables There were mountains of oranges cut into slices. And they still saw oranges only a few times a year, and only a few pieces at a time, obtained with difficulty through great connections. And then they were also given a new immigrant certificate and money, a fortune, nine hundred shekels for two. Or rather, they thought it was a lot, because the average salary of a Soviet person was one hundred and twenty rubles. But it turned out that nine hundred shekels is about the same as ninety rubles, and they were given them only for the first few days, and the rest they had to get where they went to live…