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After Eli died,
they took me to some village, and..
Tied me up in a room.
I had time to think.
Suddenly, it all came back to me.
What did?
I remembered everything,
the hours that I'd lost.
All the pieces came together.
The phone call from Eli...
The drive there..
The festival...
the girl I couldn't save..
Hagit's home...
That's when I realized
that Eli actually died two years ago.
Now, he just parted with us physically.
I let him go.
You have to help me understand something
because this just doesn't add up.
I have to figure out what makes someone like you,
a high middle-class Catholic French woman
go and carry out a suicide bombing in Israel.
After my husband died, I...
I heard enough about your husband.
I'm talking about you, little blonde Anne Zaitun,
who wakes up in the morning,
puts on herself 10 kg of explosives,
and then plans to murder innocent Israeli civilians.
My mission was to kill your agent Amir,
mean, whatever his name is,
and he's not innocent.
And your friends, what exactly are they planning to do?
I don't know.
You know perfectly well
they're on their way to Israel to pull this attack.
Doesn't it seem a bit twisted to you?
There is no uninvolved in a conflict like this,
you said that about the Palestinians.
Why are you always surprised
when it's directed to your side?
Where do you get this sense of justice?
Beautiful. So you agree with it?
I didn't say that, I'm just saying
you do the same things.
And no, I don't identify with killing the innocents,
from both sides.
Then prove it,
because very soon,
women and children
who did absolutely nothing to anyone,
are going to be slaughtered,
screaming and crying
You have the option to prevent it.
If your friends will succeed with this attack,
you'll be in jail till the day you die.
No one will rescue you. Hamas won't make a deal
in order to release you, you're nothing for them.
You have an ace up your sleeve. Play it now.
What is the plan?
Where is it going to happen?
I don't know.
EAST JERUSALEM
It's Gabi.
-Gabi, did she talk? -They knew all about it.
-What do you mean? -Her mission was to kill you,
she knows you were involved in her husband's killing.
-How does she know? -Doron, they're not stupid.
They figured it all out after Eli was caught.
She doesn't know who shot him,
but as far as she's concerned,
anyone involved deserves to die.
Let's put things in order: Before Eli was exposed,
-you two knew their plans, right? -More or less.
So their original target was the Western Wall.
That fits the training we did,
but I bet Saeed's changed the target.
Probably. In any case,
the Western Wall is under maximum security.
You really think Anne doesn't know?
I have no idea, I can't figure out these Europeans.
One look at a Palestinian
and I can tell if he's guilty or not.
Why is she even here?
For revenge, didn't she tell you?
Does she even realize what her husband did?
-More or less. -More or less?!
She doesn't know what he did?!
I'm sure he didn't tell her.
Okay. Doron, I need you to come down here.
I have to go.
So it's still not over?
Bye.
Yes.
Dana, I need you to get me something urgently.
-What? -Maher's confession tape.
Okay, no problem, I'll text the archive.
Has Frenchie started singing?
She'll be singing soon enough, don't worry.
-Just get me his recording ASAP. -Alright.
-Any news? -Not yet.
I honestly don't know what I was thinking.
Maybe I thought that by recruiting Maher
I'd compensate for...
For what?
For our failure.
The way they blindsided us all.
I can't forgive myself.
I, more than anyone, should've seen it coming.
Dana, an entire country didn't see it coming.
"An entire country" isn't me, isn't us.
They completely fucked us.
Do you think you're the only one carrying
all these feelings of failure and guilt?
We all are. It's been in the air,
in every breath we take, ever since.
But self-pity isn't a work plan.
You have to put all that aside and focus on the here and now.
-Here and now. -Exactly.
I don't think I can do that, Naama.
What kind of person am I to recruit the man
who murdered my friend's family?
It was a mistake.
I should've stopped trying to prove my worth to the world.
All because of guilt and some shrapnel in my skull.
Are you done?
I trust you.
I trusted you when you recruited Maher,
I trusted you when you recruited those three crazies,
and even when you lied to me about Maher's death.
-You knew? -What do you think?
That my sad, pretty eyes got me this job?
Dana, I know everything, it's my job.
And when my agent lies, I can smell it a mile away.
Why didn't you tell me?
Because officially speaking,
I'm not really allowed to let it slide.
But believe me,
I'd have done exactly the same if I were you.
You wanted to save lives. That's all that matters.
Now, pick yourself up,
because while you're wallowing in self-pity,
we have plenty of shit to take care of.
-What's up? -How's it going?
I can't believe he's gone.
Say something.
What's there to say?
What was going on there? How did it happen?
It's not over yet, bro.
When it's over, we'll sit down
and talk about everything. Okay?
How was jail?
You know... never mind.
It's in the past.
Are we good?
Why wouldn't we be?
I mean, with everything that happened.
What happened?
We're good.
-All good? Did you check everything? -All set.
We haven't heard from Anne.
I know.
Do you think the Israelis arrested her?
It's a possibility we've prepared for.
Her mission was to kill the traitor,
but we knew we're taking a risk.
What if she talks?
I trust her.
She's proven herself.
Despite her failing the mission,
I'm sure she's still committed to our cause.
I hope so.
Get some sleep.
Tomorrow is a big day.
Saeed, you shouldn't come with us.
It's dangerous, and you're too important.
I want to be there.
Want to see our victory.
Do you understand?
Of course.
Go to sleep.
Okay.
[ARABIC] [Tell me what you did on October 7th.]
[I was a company commander]
[in the central brigade
[Our mission was to raid the nearby kibbutz.]
[I entered with my fighters.]
[We overtook the guards at the entrance]
[and then we went through the houses]
[and took captive whoever we could.]
[-And the ones you didn't?] [-We killed.]
[How many people did you end up killing?]
[I'm not sure. About 20.]
[There were a few more we took captive
[and some died on the way.]
[How many of them did you yourself kill?]
[Soldiers or civilians?]
[Civilians, children, women...
[Tell me about them.]
[In the first house,
[the husband came out with a knife, so I shot him.]
[In the fourth house, I think, I killed the eldest son.]
[He tried to run away, and. [I had to stop him.]
[How old was he?]
[Go on.]
[In the final house, the husband was a soldier.
[He wasn't home.]
[The woman hid in the safe room with the children]
[and another Bedouin man.]
[We asked them to come outside, but they refused.]
[In the end, we managed to open the door, ]
[but the mother got away, with the children.]
[We caught them outside.]
[She fought. She stabbed my soldier.]
[One of the men killed the children.]
[And what did you do?]
[I took the woman to the room.]
[And what did you do to her there?]
[I touched her.]
[Just touched her or did you have sex with her?]
You raped her. Didn't you? [You raped her, didn't you?]
You monster. [You monster.]
[After you finished, what did you do to her?]
I killed her. [I killed her.]
Drink.
This was Ali's wife.
His real name was Eli.
Her name was Hagit.
I know there's no way you support this.
So, Anne, I'm asking you, I'm begging you,
if you have any kind of information
that can help us prevent
this awful plan of Satan, please, do speak.
Please.
When.. when we escaped the camp,
we were in this village
and Saeed was working on plans
and I saw pictures of it.
-Pictures of what? -A cemetery.
What cemetery?
Saeed talked about..
That day you have when you remember your dead,
when you stand up to honor them,
and he talked about it with envy.
He said the Jews honor them as if they were still alive.
Thank you.
Well?
They're targeting Memorial Day.
ISRAEL MEMORIAL DAY FOR FALLEN SOLDIERS
AND VICTIMS OFTERROR
In a few hours, thousands of civilians
are expected to arrive at the military cemeteries
and the dozens of military plots across Israel.
Children, elderly, families and individuals will arrive
to pay their respects to those
who sacrificed their lives for us.
We got a critical warning
about a planned terrorist attack in one of these sites.
We estimate that the terrorists
have marked primary locations,
but we're not taking chances POLICE
and we have forces on high alert
at each of the cemeteries.
All armed personnel will stand guard.
We don't know the specific target,
but we can't cancel the ceremonies.
Closing down the cemeteries
and cancelling ceremonies is surrender.
This day is sacred to us all
Our enemies know that and they'll try to violate it.
We will not let that happen.
Get to work.
Nesher to Be'er Sheva C2, sniper force is deployed.
Okay. I'll inform her.
Naama? I don't know if it's relevant, but we got a call
-from a Jerusalem taxi station manager. -Go on.
He says that about an hour ago,
two suspicious looking European tourists
were at his station and ordered a ride
to the military cemetery in Tel Aviv.
A few minutes later, another four who fit that same profile
ordered rides to the cemeteries
in Hod HaSharon and Holon.
He tried talking to them,
to understand why they're going there,
but they wouldn't talk.
His drivers say that some were already dropped off.
It's them, Naama. It's them. Move over.
It's an indication.
They messed up, using the same taxi station.
Let's run an urgent scan of taxis in Jerusalem
and track other locations.
We must inform the operations officers
in Kiryat Shaul, Hod HaSharon and Holon.
And to send backup to those cemeteries.
They left Jerusalem 90 minutes ago,
they must be there by now.
-Gabi, are you sure it's them? -Yes.
We estimate that several squads
are headed to other locations.
We're sending backup. It's too late for evacuation,
-they might already be inside. -Copy that.
Gordon stations, we strongly suspect
they're already here. Eyes open.
Good to have you here.
Well? We're just standing around.
Let's split up and go in.
You guys scan that part of the cemetery and the parking lot.
-Look for Europeans in their 30s. -Got it. Let's go.
Let's go on from here.
Dear audience, the siren will soon be sounded
after which the Memorial Day ceremony
for Israel's fallen soldiers will begin.
Dana, they're here,
I recognize two who were with me in the camp.
Steve, the suspects are at your one o'clock,
by the flower stand.
-I see them. -Doron, are you sure?
100%.
They'll wait for the siren.
Dana, we should act immediately.
We can't, there are civilians everywhere.
Steve, Doron,
get as close as you can to them and stay alert,
there might be more.
Everyone, down!
They're inside the cemetery!
Open the gate! Evacuate the civilians!
Segev from Holon, there are terrorists inside!
This is Tzofar! There's shooting! We're evacuating.
Dana, Danino and I are chasing one of them!
Move, move, move! There he is!
Move, move, move!
Move, move, move!
-Come here, Dana, come here! -Doron!
Cover me!
To your left!
Two on your right!
They're coming in from the gate, I'll try to stop them.
-Cover me! -Go!
We need backup at the main gate! They're pouring in!
Stay there! Everyone, down!
Dana, stop them! It's a trap!
Clear everyone away! They shouldn't run around!
Don't run around! They're shooting!
Doron! Move, move, move!
Are you okay? Come.
[Saeed!]
[Saeed!]
[Stop!]
[Stop!]
It's al-Hatib! Let's go this way.
[Saeed!]
[Saeed!]
[Amir...]
[This is for Ali and his family.]
What's he doing?!
[This is for October 7th.]
[It's a vendetta.]
Holon cemetery is clear.
Seven wounded civilians and five neutralized terrorists.
In Hadera, four neutralized terrorists and ten fatalities.
The attack in Kfar Saba
ended with six neutralized terrorists.
We're still scanning the area.
Dana, do you copy?
Dana, report immediately.
The attack is over. We have casualties
and about 15 neutralized terrorists.
I'm too old for this.
-May I? -Mmm hmm.
-How are you? -Good, I guess.
I just want to go back home.
Wanted to talk about something?
Just wanted to see that you're okay.
And to say thank you.
For what?
For making the right decision.
You saved many lives.
And mine too.
You're welcome.
Can I ask you something? Can you be honest?
Yeah, Il try.
Are you the one who killed Maher?
I knew it.
So I guess that's why you were nice to me,
offered me a way out,
because you felt guilty?
-Guilty? No. -No?
So why?
I felt sorry for you.
You seemed like a good person who just got lost.
And I know how hard it is to lose family.
It can make you do crazy things.
Murdering, avenge, that sort of things?
So I guess I should be sorry for you too,
because you're still in it and you don't even see it.
-It's not the same. -It is.
When I was in the car
the only reason I didn't push the button
is because of a little girl next to us
She was looking at me, and..
I told you in the camp,
my only fear is to do something I cannot justify,
and innocent people, they shouldn't pay for our sins,
do you agree on that?
So if you're so grateful for my decisions, like you said,
can you stop?
I'll do my best.
I hope so.
Ma'am, we need to go back.
"O God, full of compassion,
Who dwells on high,
grant true rest
upon the wings of the Divine Presence,
in the exalted spheres of the holy and pure,
who shine as the resplendence of the firmament,
to the soul of Eliyahu, son of Shalom and Geula,
who has gone to his supernal world,
for Eliyahu, son of Shalom and Geula,
gave charity in remembrance of his soul;
Therefore, may the All-Merciful One
shelter him
with the cover of His wings forever,
and bind his soul in the bond of life.
The Lord is his heritage
may he rest in his resting-place in peace;
"and let us say: Amen."
Amen.
-"Glorified and sanctified be God's name." -Amen
"Throughout the world which He has created"
"according to His will."
May He establish His kingdom in your lifetime
and during your days,
and within the life of the entire House of Israel,
-"speedily and soon; And say, Amen." -Amen.
"May His great name be blessed forever and to all eternity."
Blessed and praised, glorified and exalted,
extolled and honored,
adored and lauded be the name of the Holy One,
blessed be He,
beyond all the blessings and hymns,
praises and consolations
"that are ever spoken in the world; And say, Amen."
Amen.
"May there be abundant peace from heaven, and life,
for us and for all Israel; and say, Amen."
Amen.
"He who creates peace in His celestial heights,"
may He create peace for us and for all Israel;
"and say, Amen."
Amen.
English: Hagit Harel
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