Diaspora

It's a state of mind, the state of mind that comes with not being at home, with all the discomfort, unease and anxiety that entails. So even if the Promised Land is a political reality now, does it really mean the end of Diaspora? When it continues to be attacked and threatened on a daily basis, when the geopolitical basis for its existence is not at all stable? Could anyone really be at home in such a situation?