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I get that you're angry, I want to explain.

Stop or I'll shoot!

Uri!

- Will he be alright? - Yes, he'll be fine.

- Where is she? - Behind the blue door.

She's dressed up as a clown.

All units get to the scene.

She says he asked questions that someone who understands

nothing about the explosion would ask.

Why did you put Anat's and my name on the oil rig lists?

They're not Hezbollah accomplices, they're skilled agents.

Amir might not be who we thought he was.

This is the photo of...

Why don't you make this public on the news?

Why don't you exonerate me?

Let's send the contract to Eitan Kopel, Sayag believed he can be trusted.

I just got an encrypted email.

The document I got by email bypassed the general server.

The only person with direct access to me is Sayag.

- Why am I not party to the investigation? - This is not a case for the Mossad.

Someone screwed with the footage from the oil rig security cameras.

Wednesday, 11:47. Thursday, 11:47.

Go over the workers who were on the rig on Thursdays this past year.

I found him, it's Sean Tilson.

They're driving me crazy on WhatsApp.

If you're ever stupid enough to say anything to Dikla about me,

I swear to God, I will hunt you down and I will kill you.

Joanne Berger, also known as "Jo."

Yes, yes.

She's an impostor.

- You can't go home. - Why, what's going on?

Don't go to your apartment, it's dangerous.

Anat Kedmi, Amir Al-Hamati.

Let's go out to them.

Weapon detected.

Is there another way out of here?

What happened?

They opened fire on us, that's what happened.

It's best if you get arrested.

Better that than be shot by some kid who thinks he's a hero.

Masha and Keshet present

Name.

Again?

Anat Kedmi.

- Do you know why you're here, Anat Kedmi? - Because you're making a mistake.

Do you know why you're here, Anat Kedmi?

Because you think I'm involved in the rig explosion, but you're wrong.

Did you work for Sayag?

Did you work for Sayag?

Don't you have a husband you want to see? Children?

Don't you miss your kids?

3, 2, 1 and...

Is all this from...

the garden?

- Good morning. - Good morning.

Take a whiff.

Smells awesome.

- Mmm... - You can drink regular coffee if you... - No, no, no.

You can't drink coffee, so neither can I.

- You can change your mind... - I'll make it. - I'll make it.

Make it to go. The company called and...

the money's there for me.

- When? - Now.

I'm going to their office to get it, I'll pick up my new passport,

- come back, we'll pack our luggage and we're off. - When?

- Tomorrow night. - Are you serious?

Aren't you happy?

Last week you said we're going, we packed our stuff,

I said my goodbyes and you called it off.

I told you, that's the nature of the job.

Now everything's in order, we're going tomorrow.

Are you mixed up in something again?

No.

It's just that you disappear for days and then it's...

yes money, no money, passport...

I told you that what I did will always haunt me in Israel.

But that ends at the airport.

Look at me.

I promised you that I'm done with all that and I am.

That crazy explosion screwed everything up.

- Okay? - Yes, but, I want to say goodbye to the guys.

Okay.

- And there's the ultrasound. - We'll do that in...

Australia, with the kangaroos.

Baby, come on, let's postpone the flight for 2 days,

it's stressing me out.

We'll be at war any day now, you heard the news.

What if the airport is shut down?

You wanna get stuck here with missiles flying over our heads?

This tension is no good for you or for my little Messi.

- I'll be back quick, we'll pack. - You mean I'll pack.

You pack so much better than me.

- Okay then. - Sean,

- do you have a lover you have to say goodbye to? - Fuck!

I left her at "Herod's."

I'll be back as soon as I can.

- Love you. - Love you.

Really?

Shug?

- Babe, I thought of something. - Baby, you're dripping all over the place.

- How about we go to my folks? - Babe...

- Can you please... - Fine. - You're making a puddle, go back in.

Well?

- I have to see my mom and dad. - You know they hate me, right?

They don't, this is hard for them.

It took me time to accept myself. It will take them some time too.

And they're coming around.

Fine, I'll go on my own and we'll sail tomorrow, okay?

I rented the yacht for tonight, but if you wanna go, go.

- Why does it have to be today? - It's just... I know your parents

and I'm scared that they're gonna... try to talk you out of it.

It won't happen.

We're getting married, you're my woman.

I'm scared of losing you, what do you want me to say?

I don't want to lose you.

Fine. You're such a pain.

- But as soon as we get back, both of us, dinner at their place. - Fine.

- You got it, wifey? - Whatever you want, wifey.

Let's go to Cyprus.

What's this? Who are you? How did you get in here?

I... - Shame on you. Get over here.

You knew that we were away so you neglected the pool.

- What do we pay you for? - I'm sorry, we... didn't have time.

The pool's like a swamp. It's full of bugs and tadpoles.

- Shifra, he's just a hired hand, leave him alone. - Stay out of this! Go.

Hey, baby.

- Aren't you... on vacation? - You scum!

You think you can disappear for a year then come into my home

and tie people up in my basement? What are you involved in?

It's not...

I promise I'll tell you everything, okay?

But first, keep your husband busy so I can get her out of here.

I let her go.

What?

When?

Where is she?

In Orthodoxville. How do I know?

You listen to me, someone is coming in one hour

to change all the locks.

If you ever come here again I'm calling the cops.

I'd call them now if my husband wasn't here.

Don't take it like that, you really do mean a lot to me.

Get out of here!

- Where to this time? - Why didn't you wake me up?

Because you've been running around God-knows-where, you have to rest.

I can't rest, the fridge is empty, I have to go shopping.

I'll do the shopping.

- But I have errands to run too. - I'll do them.

You can't, give me those.

You're not going anywhere until you tell me what's going on.

Sit down.

I want the whole truth, Miriam.

I want to know what the disappearing act is about.

I said sit down!

- Yosef, you never talked to me this way. - You never hid anything from me...

Since Dikla got here, I'm in the dark.

I'll tell you everything when I get back, I promise.

Sit down.

Dikla is in danger. Please give me the keys.

Sit down.

Sweetie, a few more boxes and we're done.

I love you and your optimism.

- Hey. - Hey.

Are you skimping on movers?

Yeah... The movers recognized me from the news, cursed at me and left,

but not before they broke some of my belongings.

No. You don't have to. Leave it alone.

So...

any news about the investigation?

There have been some developments. Things have... really gotten out of hand.

Because up until now it was fun?

I'm going to tell you something you can't know, so you didn't hear it from me.

We have Amir

and he may wind up as "Prisoner X."

- Do you know what that means? - I think I do.

- What's that? - The phone number of a lawyer, Hoffman.

He's the best in the field. Maybe the only one who can get him out.

Why do you think I want to help Amir?

Because he's not guilty.

But if you don't hire a lawyer, he'll rot in jail.

You won't see him anymore.

Okay.

Thanks.

What did he want?

He gave me this lawyer's number, I'm sick of them.

We won't answer your questions, neither of you has security clearance.

And nothing.

One of them will break eventually. Is this why you called me in here?

The only thing they're saying is we don't have security clearance

- to hear what they know. - So what?

Gafni, I don't think they blew up the rig.

They were too busy procuring the Russian contract.

Anat wasn't even in Israel and Amir... No way he killed his mentor.

You can't get the truth out of them so I have to buy their bull?

The Russians wouldn't have sent someone to kill Anat if the contract was fake.

You leave that contract to me, okay? Amp up the interrogation.

Enough!

We protected Anat Kedmi too much. It's time to put the squeeze on her.

What don't you get? Use her husband. Use her kids.

Use her pretty face.

- Whatever it takes. - Okay.

You scum.

Motherfucker.

Asshole.

Piece of shit.

Scumbag.

Fuck.

Shimi, whoa, that's enough!

Why are you protecting him? We gotta slash this piece of crap.

I'm sorry, he...

was a combat soldier, Hezbollah killed his pals, so...

I'll get him some water.

Don't you give a damn about him?

Your husband was sure you do.

Don't give me that look.

I can ease the pain by loosening the cuffs, but...

only if you answer one question.

Did you work for Sayag?

- She won't answer you. - Shut up!

I told your friend, we won't answer your questions

because you don't have clearance.

No.

Maybe a few minutes alone with your friend and I will have clearance...

What do you want for dinner? Shira? Pasta? Pizza? Chinese?

- I don't want anything. - I want to go home.

I know, sweetie, I know. One more day, okay?

Tomorrow you'll get the stitches out and we'll go home.

How about this shirt?

- I hate shopping for clothes. - I know, but it's for the Bat Mitzvah.

Like it's happening...

Yes, sweetie, it's happening. Just like we planned, guests and all,

and a surprise from me.

Is Mom coming?

- No, Mom's not coming. - How do you know?

I don't, but I don't think so.

- Shira, what's wrong? - My stomach hurts. - All of a sudden?

No, it started before.

Sweetheart, I understand.

My stomach is in knots too because of this thing with your mom.

Can I tell you what I decided?

That the three of us are carrying on. We're doing whatever we have to.

What is it, sweetie?

Talk to me.

I think I got my period.

- "You think?" -I don't know, it's the first time. - Now?

Wait, Shira, where are you going?

Shi...

- Uri, let's go. Shira, wait. - What did she get?

Shira, get back here.

Sweetie, here's a bag, fill it up with all the candy you like.

Shira and I will be here. On the next aisle, okay?

I'm watching you. Shira, come.

- Here, this is what you need. Choose one. - I don't know what I need.

Okay, I'll find it for you.

- Uh... here, I think this will do. - No. - Why not? - It's no good.

- But, honey, it says it's for girls. - It's no good, okay? - But why?

- Because I don't know how to use it. - Alright. - I need Mom to explain it to me.

- But we're managing. You and me. - Maybe... I can help?

- No, we got this. - No, we don't.

Come, I'll show you. Men don't understand.

- How old are you? - 12. - First time?

Dad, is this enough?

Why didn't you tell the police what the rabbi said?

Because I don't trust anyone, Yosef. Let me go to Dikla.

No, it's too dangerous.

Psst... psst.

- Hello. - Hello, Mr. Levi. May I come in? - Of course.

Mrs. Levi.

I'm Eitan Kopel, I'm here about the investigation.

May I have a few minutes with Dikla?

She was released.

If you're part of the investigation, then why...

- Who are you? - Miriam.

Where can I find her?

- I don't know. - Miriam, you can tell him.

He's part of the investigation, it's okay, I know him.

- Okay, thank you. - Wait.

Take me with you. You're going to Tel Aviv, right?

- Yes. - Then I'm coming with you. - I'm sorry, I can't take you with me.

- If you want to talk to me, then you can. - I wanted to talk to Dikla, not you.

What if I tell you about her girlfriend? Things that you geniuses don't know?

You mean Jo?

- Talk, I'm listening. - In the car, on the way to Tel Aviv...

If my rabbi says the family doesn't exist,

then it doesn't exist. She's an impostor.

- Is that what the rabbi says? - And the rabbi is never wrong.

We did a background check.

We checked school records, the US Dept. Of Homeland Security.

Did any of you talk to the Jewish community over there?

No. Well, the rabbi did. No one knows her.

You have funding, agents, computers and communications,

but there's nothing like the Jewish network.

- Excuse me, I have an appointment with Atty. Hoffman. - Sagi Kedmi? - Yes.

Please have a seat, I'll see where he is.

Attorney Hoffman is in the parking lot. He'll be right up and he'll see you.

- You mean both of us? - Yes.

Aren't you together?

Forgive me, I was held up in court. Please, come in.

This is exciting.

- No way. - You like it?

Are you serious? How much did you pay for this?

- Shut up. - It's the best yacht in the marina.

- Wow, fancy. - Yeah? You like it?

Only the best for my love.

Who's that?

My mom.

- Yes, Mom? - Sweetheart, I have something to tell you.

- Where are you? What's that noise? - I'm at the marina.

- I'm going sailing with Jo, for a week. - No, no, no, no. - "No?"

She'll kidnap you!

Mom, she's not kidnapping me, we're going together.

I'm fine, we're going to relax after everything that happened.

Then how about I come to the marina to say goodbye?

- When are you leaving? - Real soon. - Soon?

- Are you leaving from Ashkelon? - No, Tel Aviv...

We have to go, you know, Jo's here.

I'm fine with Jo. You know what?

How about both of you come to ours for the weekend?

I'll talk to Dad.

Okay.

Okay.

We'll come over in a week, when we get back.

- And we'll have some good news. - What do you mean?

Never mind, I...

- I'll tell you later. - Alright, honey.

- Dikla, I love you. Very much. - I love you very much too.

Bye, my darling.

See you in a week. Bye.

Babe, I got a text from the supermarket, the groceries are here. Come on.

What happened?

I...

- What? - Nothing, I just told my mom that I love her.

Don't.

- It's a good thing. - It's great.

Where are we going?

- Don't worry, we'll make it on time. - How? She said they're leaving now.

God willing, we'll get there.

It's not much, but it's all I know.

The information came from a secret source in the defense establishment.

And if what I was told is true, the legal proceedings will be long, complex

and very expensive.

You have to sign over power of attorney so I can demand the information you need.

Here.

I...

I don't understand.

Are they Mossad or not? What's going on?

My source said they worked for Mossad,

they carried out Mossad operations, but they're not listed as Mossad agents.

- Where do I sign? - Here.

And you sign here.

You don't want to sign?

I'm sorry, I need... more time to think.

I will only represent you if you both sign,

otherwise we have a very weak case. As I see it, they operated as one person.

I'm sorry.

Well, get back to me if you reach an agreement.

I'm crazy about you.

Gimme a kiss.

No, you didn't buy fish.

- Yeah. - You bought fish when we're going out to sea?

You want me to start fishing for you too?

- Are we off? - Uh...

Yeah.

- Hi. Are you Udi Feldman? - Feldi. Are you Sagi? - Yes.

- Did you bring it? - Of course.

Can I see it?

- Did you bring the money? - Yes, of course.

4,000, as agreed.

- You seem worried. - No, no, I'm in a hurry.

Show me the gun permit.

- The what? - The permit. You do have one, right?

No, I don't.

- I can't sell you a gun without a permit, it's a felony. - Hold on.

- It's a felony. - I... - You don't get it. -Wait.

Use this gun and it can be traced back to me.

Okay.

- Then say it was stolen. - Why? What are you going to do with it?

Nothing. I swear, it's for self-defense.

- To protect my family. - Then get a legal permit.

If you're in the conflict zone, it only takes a few weeks.

I live in Rishon and the danger is now,

- not in a few weeks. - I'm sorry, I can't help you.

I'll pay you double.

No offense, we both know there's no money in farming these days.

I'm sorry, okay? 8,000.

9,000?

10,000.

10,000 it is. Just... let's... There's an ATM around the corner.

Miriam, stay in the car. Don't move!

A yacht left 15 minutes ago, I need you to stop it.

Faster.

Let's go!

- Aren't you cold? - Are you? - Yeah.

I'll get you something warm. And a bottle of wine.

No, I don't want you to go.

Babe, you okay?

Babe?

Babe, you okay?

Shug?

Shug?

Where's the money?

Where's the money?

Where's the money?

There's no money, you're making a mistake.

Sean, I texted you, the money's at your place.

It's not here, Sean.

Shug?

- Fuck! Fuck! Fuck! Fuck! - Babe, Shug. - Baby. - Calm down.

- Fuck. - Babe, it's okay, look at me. Look at me.

Look at me, it's okay. Babe, it's okay. Sshhh...

Sean.

- Fuck. - You know she screwed you? I wouldn't lie for her.

Shut the fuck up, Sean. It's okay, babe.

I'll ask you again, where's my money?

She doesn't know shit, just let her go.

Let her fucking go!

Shugi, tell her how you used her pass.

Tell her.

Babe, don't listen to him.

- Tell her. - Baby... - Don't listen to him.

- Now! - Just give him what he wants! - Okay!

The money's in there. Put down the fucking gun.

Sean, the fucking money's in there.

It's under the vest. You see the orange vest?

It's right under, babe. Calmly just take it out.

It's fine, he's not going to do anything, he just wants his money.

Sean...

You have the money, now let her go.

- You bitch. - Put down the fucking gun, Sean.

Put down the fucking gun, Sean!

You have what you want, Sean, just let her go.

Let her go now.

I'm sorry, babe.

Calypso, Calypso, silence your engine and stay where you are.

- Calypso, Calypso... - Babe?

Silence your engine and stay where you are.

Silence your engine.

Okay, okay, okay... Shit. Shit.

Calypso, silence your engine.

Help! Hey!

We need help here, somebody's injured.

Fuck. Fuck.

Fuck. Fuck.

Shit.

Babe.

False Flag

Translation: Tammy King