About the Novel

2047. The world stands at a crossroads. The United States faces a crisis of leadership at home and diminishing influence abroad. Decades of partisan paralysis and entrenched dogmas have left the nation unable to meet global challenges. The Middle East remains a flashpoint — unresolved, unstable, and dangerously close to igniting another world conflict.

Against this backdrop, a new movement emerges — one grounded not in ideology, but in logic, evidence, and pragmatic solutions. This movement led by President Paul Weitzman challenges outdated power structures, champions technological innovation, and redefines America’s role in the world.

Inspired by the vision of Professor David Littwak, whose New Society movement promises reconciliation between Israelis and Palestinians, Paul must navigate political intrigue, personal tragedy, and the fierce resistance of entrenched powers.

From the corridors of Washington to the streets of Jerusalem, from viral speeches to secret diplomatic dinners, the novel weaves a cinematic tapestry of hope and betrayal, courage and compromise.

In a future where technology can harmonize reason and emotion, prosperity for all and leadership of the free world may finally be within reach for America— but only if the past’s deepest wounds can be healed. 2047: The Story of an American Revolution explores the possibilities — and dangers — of remaking governance itself. At its core, the novel asks: Can rational governance reclaim America’s leadership and broker a just peace in the Middle East?