From their 70-year-young state, Israelis of various generations look towards Europe: an old continent that extinguished and expelled Jews 80 years ago. And what they say, in all its diversity, opens our eyes and ears. Ronald Hirte and Fritz von Klinggräff sought out people in Israel whose origins are as globally diverse as those of Europeans will yet become. Through them, readers learn that for Europe, this small, crowded archipelago in the west of Asia, the horizon of its own future can and must be significantly expanded when viewed from Israel.