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[Steve] I thought he'd be uglier.
[Robin]�And�that's�Saada?
[Lena] Yeah. And Wissam, their son.
It was his idea to go to Damascus
to�save�his�parents'�marriage.
- [Steve] You saw this? - Yeah.
He's�never�been�so�sloppy.
Mike,�this�is�good.
Any�idea�where�he�is�now,�Lena?
Where�he'll�be�tomorrow?
We�have�to�get�closer.
[Steve] You and your Mossad buddies?
[chuckles] They're not my buddies.
[Mike] You're asking the President to consider
a�covert�assassination
in the heart of the Syrian capital with Israel.
Let me count the ways we all get fucked.
[Lena] Imad is having a family meltdown
on�a�street�in�Damascus.
He's�off�balance.
And for the first time, he's making mistakes.
[both�speaking�Arabic]
Imad...
suspenseful�music
[Wafa�speaking�Arabic]
[Imad�speaking]
[Imad�speaking]
[Lena, in English] I know, Mama. I know.
It�just�didn't�work�out,�okay?
[Lena's mother] Are you traveling?
Can�you�make�it�to�Dearborn?
[Lena's�mother�speaking�Arabic]
[speaking�Arabic]
[in English] But I can't right now.
My�mission�just�got�extended.
I'll�be�there�as�soon�as�I�can.
I�worry�about�you.
There's more to life than work, you know?
[Lena] I've got to go.
Say hi to Baba and everyone.
- I love you, Mama. - I love you, too.
[Meir] It's been a long and painful history
for�both�of�our�services.
We have here a unique opportunity.
We should put the differences aside
and�settle�an�old�account.
Thank�you,�Mike.
Mike, the President will want to know
where�this�is�all�heading.
[Mike] Once we identify Mughniyeh's precise movements,
we will request a finding on lethal action
based on the clear imminent threat.
And you want to do this together with Mossad?
[Mike]�Yes.
[attorney] The National Command Authority
would�want�assurances
that such actions fall within the protocols
governing�presidential�findings.
We�play�by�our�rules.
And we'd need solid proof that Imad Mughniyeh
poses an imminent threat to American lives.
Otherwise�we�can't�kill�him.
Mike, when did the lawyers take over this place?
Since waterboarding and black sites
sent�CIA�off�the�rails.
This�is�different.
We know from Daqduq's chargesheet
that Karbala is the first of many.
The intel is airtight, verified by the FBI.
Look at the evidence, see if it meets your criteria.
I think you'll find that it does.
We'll work it through the inter-agency process
and�let�you�know.
[Mike]�Thank�you.
Thank�you,�everyone.
I can greenlight preparations, Meir.
That's�all�for�now.
Lena, how soon can you get back to Damascus?
As�soon�as�you'll�let�me.
[Meir] Teddy knows Damascus very well.
I'll�join�you.
[Mike] Well, Meir, what do you say?
[imperceptible]
What�could�go�wrong?
[Lena�chuckles]
[officer] How long do you stay here in Syria?
[Teddy] One week. Hopefully longer next time.
- [officer] Your business? - Engineering.
Pharmaceutical�manufacturing.
We start construction next month,
but first, we have to find somewhere to live.
[Teddy] So, we're looking for number 77.
This is the one with more light, I think.
- Okay. - Probably on this side.
A�nice�neighborhood,�no?
It's�calm.
[Teddy]�Please.
So,�what�do�you�think?
It's�perfect.
Exactly�what�we're�looking�for.
[Erika] The old camera positions were too wide
to get a positive ID, but these ones should be closer.
Good, because we might not get another chance.
[Lena]�Cheers.
[Teddy]�And�is�she�one�of�ours?
No,�she�just�runs�the�street.
[Teddy]�Hmm.
Really�good�work.�Thank�you.
Okay,�Lena.�Thank�you.
That's�Suleimani.�100%.
[Teddy] Which floor is he going to?
We�couldn't�get�that�angle.
Sorry.
Suspenseful�music
Who�the�hell�was�that?
Can't�see.
Guys,�I'm�gonna�grab�some�food.
I think it's gonna be a long night.
- [Teddy] Thank you. - [Lena] See you later.
[greeting�in�Arabic]
[Suleimani�greeting�in�Arabic]
[Lena,�in�English]�Okay,�there.
[Teddy]�Which�building?
[Lena]�Building�C,�fifth�floor.
[Teddy]�It�could�be.
[Lena]�It's�them.
[Teddy]�Hmm.
I�think�you're�right.
Looks like two old friends enjoying an evening together.
[Suleimani�speaking�Arabic]
[speaking�Arabic]
- [Lena, in English] Here. - [Teddy] Yes.
- [Lena] That's him. - [Teddy] Yes.
Yes,�yes,�yes.
Everybody's gonna want a piece of this.
Your�bosses,�my�bosses.
[Lena] We have to stay on it.
Yes. No missile strikes, no drones.
Look�at�this�neighborhood.
[Lena] I think I have enough for the White House.
I can get us a presidential finding.
[Imad�sighs]
[Wafa�and�Imad�speaking�Arabic]
Wafa...
[Wafa�chuckles]�Imad.
Wafa...
[speaking�Hebrew]
- Yoav! - [Galit speaking Hebrew]
[door�closes]
Galit.
[speaking�Hebrew]
[in�English]�Okay.
[sighs]
[speaking�Hebrew]
[Teddy�sighs]
pensive�music
[guard�speaking�Arabic]
[Lena, in English] So, if Imad was arrested and tried,
what do you think the verdict would be?
Your�country,�electric�chair.
Mine,�life�detention.
[chuckling] So you're saying you're more civilized?
No,�just�more�hypocritical.
That's why we make sure people like Imad
never�get�to�trial.
[Lena]�Hmm.
You done a mission like this before?
Well, no matter how surgical or clinical or whatever,
this�will�haunt�you.
You'll think about his wife, think about his kids.
I�already�do.
- Shalom. - Hey.
Just�in�time�for�the�show.
Three,�two,�one.
[Teddy]�Waste�of�fucking�time.
Look at your maps. That's a kindergarten.
You just killed some fucking kids.
It's�okay.�Just�the�first�try.
[speaking�Hebrew]
[speaking�Hebrew]
[Teddy]�Maia...
[in�English]�Okay?
[Teddy�speaking�Hebrew]
[Teddy, in English] School is too close.
I was in Lebanon, in Beirut, in 1994.
For�Imad's�brother?
Yes,�Fouad.
Three�innocents,
plus�the�brother.
Three�innocents�which�I�saw.
Fifteen�injured.
All from a car bomb which I placed.
Big�fucking�mess.
This�was�the�whole�idea.
We�would�kill�the�brother,
Imad�would�come�to�the�funeral,
and�there�would�be
a�missile�strike.
[Lena] A missile strike on a funeral?
I'm watching. I'm waiting for Imad.
These children and families are gathering at the grave.
I�lost�count�of�how�many.
I was standing there and actually hoping
this�motherfucker�wouldn't�show.
Fortunately�for�everyone
that�was�there,�he�never�did.
That was wrong, what they asked you to do.
We have to trust each other, you and I.
The�CIA�girl�from�Baalbek,
the�Mossad�guy�from�Jerusalem.
[speaking�Arabic]
[Imad�speaking�Arabic]
[in�English]�Yeah,�okay.
Thanks,�Mike.
So the White House has signed off.
We�have�30�days.
Starting�when?
[Lena] About an hour ago.
[knocking�on�door]
Team�is�here.
Tense�music
[speaking�Hebrew]
[woman]�Mm-hmm.
[Teddy,�in�English]�Okay.
In case anybody doesn't know, this is Lena.
She's running point for the CIA team.
Also from today, this room is going to be open 24/7.
We'll bring food, we'll bring beds,
whatever�we�need.
Call�your�families
because we're not going home for a while.
He always meets Suleimani at the same place?
We�think�so.
[Kalinda]�You�want�a�two-fer?
- I could build it. - [Lena] No.
[Sarah]�Why�not?
The�finding�is�for�Imad�only.
So maybe it's an innocent mistake,
and we get the head of the Quds Force for free.
Yeah. And then we start a war with Iran.
So please, our target is Imad and Imad only.
[Meir]�Exactly.
[speaking�Hebrew]
suspenseful�music
[in�English]�This�is�good.
[Maia] Okay, check this out.
Cool,�huh?
[Lena] Well, this is it. Off he goes.
[Teddy] First Jordan, then across the desert to Syria.
Let's hope he doesn't get a flat.
I�hope�he's�got�a�map.
This�is�our�line�of�sight.
About�50�kilometers�to�Damascus.
Over there, it's 160 to Tel Aviv.
So no satellite, because two seconds is too long?
[Teddy] Right. Because anyone can walk into the kill zone.
[Teddy]�It'll�work.
[Lena]�So�Beirut�is...
Beirut�is�over�there.
About�70�kilometers.
[Imad�speaking�Arabic]
[soldiers�speaking�Arabic]
[Imad�speaking]
[Imad�speaking]
[Imad�speaking]
suspenseful�music
[in English] Okay, into position.
[Ahmad] Moving into position.
Okay.�We're�in�position.
[both�speaking�Arabic]
[Lena, in English] Test complete.
[Teddy] Good work, everyone. Good work.
[speaking�Arabic]
Oh!
[horn�toots]
pensive�music
[in English] Suleimani team in motion.
I'd�say�within�two�days.
Okay.
[Lena�sighs]
[Lena] How are you holding up?
[Teddy sighs] Okay.
You?
[Lena] Trying not to think about it.
Then I feel guilty for not thinking about it.
[Teddy] Yes, I know the feeling.
[Mike over phone] The finding has a strict 30-day limit.
You�have�six�left.
[Teddy] So, Mike, what, we throw everything away?
Mike, you must get the White House to extend.
[Mike] We can't.
We'd need new evidence for a fresh authorization.
[Meir]�That's�absurd.
[Mike] That's our process. I'm sorry.
[Lena]�Welcome�to�Washington.
It's not such a welcome your country has.
[Teddy]�Lena.
Come.�We�have�something.
Do�we�have�eyes�on�Building�C?
[Sarah]�Yes.
[Teddy�speaking�Hebrew]
[Sarah, in English] General Muhammad,
Assad's�right�hand.
He's a liaison officer with the Hezbollah.
He's�here�to�speak�with�Imad.
Shit.
[Lena] Okay, standby to reposition.
[Teddy]�Maia,�facial?
[Sarah]�No.
- [Lena] Was that him? - [Teddy] Didn't see.
- [Lena] Let's not risk it. - [Teddy] Yes, okay.
Move�into�position.
Suspenseful�music
[crowd�cheering�on�TV]
[speaking�Arabic]
[groaning�loudly]
[speaking�Arabic]
[whistle�blows]
[Suleimani�speaking]
[TV�commentary�resumes]
[people�exclaiming]
[in English] They'll be out soon.
[Teddy]�How�do�you�know?
Syria-Iran�World�Cup�qualifier,
it�just�ended�0-0.
Perfect.
- [Imad speaks indistinctly] - [Suleimani] Hmm.
[speaking�Arabic]
[in�English]�There.
That's Imad with Suleimani and General Muhammad.
Facial?
Target�confirmed.
Oh, my God, he's walking with Imad.
There's�our�two-fer.
[Teddy�sighs]�Fuck.�She's�right.
[Lena]�What?
- [Teddy] She's right. - [Lena] Teddy.
[speaking�Hebrew]
[in English] Teddy, what the fuck are you doing?
[Teddy] We're out of time. This is it.
Mike,�we�have�a�situation�here.
[Meir�speaking�Hebrew]
[Teddy�speaking�Hebrew]
[Teddy�speaking]
[Teddy, in English] Into position. Stand by.
We've got a visual on Imad, but Suleimani's there.
[Mike]�Abort.
Lena,�you�have�to�abort.
I'm�trying,�but�Dagan's�here.
- Teddy, stop! - Stand by.
Put�me�on�speaker,�loud.
[Teddy]�Thirteen�seconds.
[Mike] This is a CIA operation.
Abort.�I�repeat,�abort.
[Teddy]�Ten�seconds.
[both�speaking�indistinctly]
Mike,�it's�Meir�Dagan.
It's a Mossad operation. I take responsibility.
[Teddy]�Seven,�six.
[Mike] I speak for the President of the United States.
Abort,�abort.
- That is an order. - [Teddy] Four, three.
[Mike] Abort!
Abort.
Meir,�abort.�That�is�an�order.
We are not starting a war with Iran.
Abort.
[Teddy]�Fuck!
Fucking�Americans.
- [Mike] Lena, we good? - Yeah, we're good.
You told me I needed to trust you.
Well,�fuck�you,�Teddy!
[slams�table]
[car�engine�starts]
Hey.
Hey.
You�know�I�had�to�do�what�I�did.
If�you�say�so.
Why do you think General Muhammad
was�with�Imad�and�Suleimani?
I mean, I have an idea, but I don't know for sure.
I have an idea, too, but it's just a hunch.
I�can't�confirm�anything.
[Sarah�clears�throat]
What�if�I�can�get�an�extension?
I�thought�that�was�impossible.
[Robin]�How�was�your�flight?
Exhausting.�[sighs]
- Wow. Nice digs. - [Robin chuckles] Yeah.
It's only till we get his family to the States.
Then we'll stick 'em all in a subdivision outside Tucson.
[exhales]�Brutal.
- How's Mossad? - Pissed.
[scoffs]�Well,�let�me�guess.
They think we're all idiots for tripping over our own rules.
Yeah, well, they used us, so I don't care what they think.
He�knows�you're�coming.
[Asgari] You have traveled a long way.
[Lena]�Yeah,�well,�so�have�you.
- [Asgari] Strange country. - [Lena chuckles]
Your family, do they like America?
[Lena]�Yeah,�sure.
There's something you haven't told us.
- I already have asylum. - [chuckles]
[Lena] It has to do with your last job in Iran.
Deputy�Defense�Minister.
That must have been very useful for Imad.
Depending on his intentions, his strategic intentions.
Strategic?
You�oversaw�the�WMD�program.
I've told my whole story time and again.
Chai?
[Asgari�grunts]
Your story doesn't have an ending.
Why�don't�you�help�me�end�it?
When�we�started�this,
I�had�hopes.
I�truly�believed
that we were working together for a dignified cause,
that�Iran�would�become�powerful
and even Lebanon would become stronger.
You should have left Lebanon alone.
You�unleashed�a�cancer.
[Asgari�chuckles]
You sound exactly like my daughter.
I think she will like this country.
She will be happy here, just like you.
I think Imad asked you for something.
Before�you�left.
I need you to tell me everything Imad said
regarding weapons of mass destruction.
[telephone�ringing]
[Lena] Confirmed. He'll put it in writing.
Okay,�I'll�tell�the�White�House.
Pensive�music
[imperceptible]
- It was really a... - I never...
Please.
I�lost�my�mind.
I'm�sorry.
Don't you think I knew how high the stakes were?
We had a deal, and I trusted you.
I�know.
Don't�ever�do�that�to�me�again.
I�won't.
Great�job�with�Asgari.
Thanks.
Great job helping us avoid a major fuck up.
You're�welcome.
[Wafa�speaking�Arabic]
[speaking�Arabic]
Ah...
[sighs]
Oh...
[Imad�chuckles�softly]
[men�speaking�Arabic]
[in English] He's coming tonight.
[Teddy]�I�see�it.
[dialing�phone]
[Imad�sighs]
[Imad�speaking�Arabic]
[Imad�chuckles]
[Imad�speaking]
[Wafa�speaking]
[car�lock�clicks�open]
[Teddy, in English] It's also the age, you know.
He's�rebelling.
Proving himself, causing problems.
[speaking�Hebrew]
[in�English]�Okay.
Suspenseful�music
[indistinct�chatter]
[Lena]�Suleimani.
And�General�Muhammad.
[Teddy]�Hmm.
Whose�car�is�that?
[indistinct�chatter]
Facial?
[Sarah]�The�walk�looks�right.
Yeah,�it's�him.
Okay,�let's�go.
Okay.�Move�into�position.
Move�into�position.
[engine�starts]
[sedan�engine�sputtering]
[Lena�and�Teddy�sigh]
[Teddy�muttering�in�frustration]
[man�speaking�Arabic]
[Teddy,�in�English]�Come�on.
I mean, anybody got a fucking wrench?
Fuck.
[Teddy�exhales�forcefully]
[sedan�engine�starts]
suspenseful�music
[speaking�Arabic]
[speaking�Arabic]
[in English] I'll tell Langley it might happen tonight.
Okay. But let's not get anyone too excited over there, yeah?
Yeah.
Where's Dagan? I haven't seen him.
He's in shiva. His mother died.
Just�us�tonight.
[inhales�deeply]�Okay.
Now�we�wait.
[Teddy]�Sarah.
[man speaking indistinctly on TV]
Can I have everybody's attention, please?
Hello?
If this happens tonight, I want to show a little respect.
I don't want to see a single person clapping,
I don't want to hear a single person cheering.
We're all here for our own reasons,
so�let's�keep�it�professional.
Anyone�have�any�questions?
[Suleimani�speaking�Arabic]
[speaking�Arabic]
[speaking�Arabic]
[all�chuckle]
[Suleimani�speaking]
[speaking�Hebrew]
[Teddy�muttering�in�Hebrew]
[in�English]�Where�is�he?
[Lena]�I�don't�know.
[Teddy] Yeah, they're leaving without him.
[line�ringing]
[Wafa] Hello.
[sighs]
[speaking�Arabic]
[speaking�Arabic]
[Imad�speaking]
pensive�music
[in�English]�Facial?
Confirmed.
That's�him.
[Sarah]�Fourteen�seconds.
Ten�seconds.
Proceed.
[Sarah]�Seven�seconds.
Six.
Five.
[car�lock�clicks�open]
[Sarah]�Four.
Three.
Two.
One.
[muted�explosion]
[car alarms blaring faintly over speakers]
[Sarah]�Target�eliminated.
Evacuate�everyone.
[Sarah]�Evacuate�all�assets.
Must�call�the�boss.
- [exhales deeply] - [telephone ringing]
[speaking�Hebrew]
Meir,�Teddy.
[speaking�Hebrew]
[speaking�Hebrew]
Teddy...
[telephone�ringing]
[Lena, in English over phone] Jackpot. I repeat, jackpot.
[Mike]�Thank�you,�Lena.
We'll�inform�the�President.
Nice�work.
I�hate�this�job.
That's because you're good at it.
[reporter] Overseas today, we learned of the death
of one of the world's most wanted terrorists.
Few Americans know his name, but he's believed responsible
for the deaths of hundreds of Americans.
He was himself killed under mysterious circumstances
in a Damascus bombing on Tuesday.
United States has made no official
declaration of involvement in Mughniyeh's death.
I don't know who ran that operation, you know.
I'd buy and send them a case of champagne
if�I�knew�who�actually�did�it.
I was sitting at home, and saw that and just smiled.
People speculate the United States and Israel
were�involved.
And I wouldn't be in a position at liberty
to say whether they were or were not.
Frankly,�there�was...
It�took�too�long.
And�there's�been�too�many�things
between now and then that I'm glad it happened,
and�thank�goodness.
Um...
[clicks tongue] But it doesn't bring Bill Buckley back.
[Hanin Ghaddar] When he was killed,
people�were�sharing�images
of how his face appeared on the moon.
And suddenly you look at pictures of the moon
with�Imad�Mughniyeh's�face.
And you see it. You actually see it.
It's�Photoshopped.
Obviously,�it's�Photoshopped.
Uh, 'cause you look at the actual moon,
you�don't�see�Imad�Mughniyeh.
But people didn't want to believe that.
Imad�Mughniyeh�died,
and now he is looking over us from the moon.
[reporter speaking in Arabic on TV]
melancholic�music
[Saada�sniffles]
[Saada�sobbing]
Give�you�a�ride�to�the�airport?
The�embassy�sent�a�car.
Your�family�must�be�happy.
They'll�be�sick�of�me�very�soon.
[both�chuckle�softly]
Sure.
Thank�you.
Thank�you.
For�everything.
[Lena]�See�you�around.
Pensive�music
[indistinct�chatter]
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