1935, published an influential novella Deep in the Sea. This novel has the characteristics of documentary. It tells the story of a group of devout believers who left the eastern European region where they lived for generations to come to Jerusalem in order to realize the Oracle of "returning to their homeland Israel". There is nothing surprising in the novel, which describes the hardships of this group of immigrants on the way, cooperating with each other, overcoming the surge of the sea, and starting to rebuild their homes after arriving at the holy land. Although plain, it profoundly expresses the Jews' strong desire for national independence and freedom. It is the strong spiritual cohesion that has enabled a group of Jews to return to the Holy Land despite difficulties and obstacles. Even in this unremarkable novel, there are many magical descriptions. A lost Christian appeared on the other side of the sea in Israel to meet his companion.