Ray Bradbury said “I don’t predict the future, I prevent it.” These words can also be applied to Leonid Reznik’s story “The Last Jew.” Leonid Mikhailovich Reznik was born in 1956 in Belarus. Graduated from the Leningrad Polytechnic Institute. Until 1990 he lived and worked in Leningrad. The first works were published in 1989. Since 1990 he has lived in Israel. Author of four books. Published in Russia, Israel, Finland, Australia. “The Last Jew” is a dizzying adventure, unimaginable situations and unexpected solutions. This is a novel about what could happen to Israel and the entire civilized world if the Islamists succeed in creating a World Caliphate. This is a novel about a man, the last Jew left on the planet, who single-handedly saves civilization from disaster. We are used to the fact that when the situation is hopeless, tough American guys come to the rescue and once again save the world. If they don’t succeed, the Russians will stand up to defend humanity. Alas! This time, neither of them even understand what is happening, and they make the situation even worse. Only a person who survived in the nightmare world of victorious Islam and found refuge in our time can change the course of the world war. His burden is incredibly heavy, his enemies are strong and merciless. And the battlefield is modern Israel.