Hey.
But there's lasagna in the oven.
Nice… What's the occasion?
Well…
I'm proposing.
The ring's in the sauce, so watch it.
It's about time, your daughter's finishing high school.
Ugh, what is that?
- Ami made it. - But why are you drinking it?
Because I'm a good friend.
But he's not here. He won't know.
But I'll know, okay? And just to remind you,
I'm a man of principle in case you haven't noticed.
Speaking of principles,
there's something I want to talk to you about.
So…
When the time comes,
and there's still time,
I'll want to have an option…
There'll be a point when there's no reason to keep me here by force.
To keep you? Meaning what?
It's a key to a P.O. box. It's on Meginim Street.
There's a small envelope there with two capsules.
Don't ask where it came from.
It sounds dramatic, but it's not.
It just looks like Advil, I didn't want it in the house.
We're changing the subject. Now.
If I end up in the hospital…
and I'm suffering,
and there's nothing more they can do…
I'm not talking to you about this.
- Get off my back. - So who do I ask?
Ask Ami, obviously.
- I'm serious. - No, me too. Get that key away from me.
I'm not kidding.
Okay, I can't handle this…
Where's the…
Maybe they got it wrong.
What do you say, Benno? Is there a chance?
I'll consider that for tonight.
I'm proposing.
The ring's in the sauce, so watch it.
Wow, you're such…
Such a bastard. Shame on you!
You're hitting a sick man?
- What time will she get here? - The meeting is set for 9:00.
- Did they send the report? - Yes.
Let's go over it together.
Orna Levy, 43, married, mother of one.
Born in Israel, Kiryat Motzkin, lived there since birth.
Mrs. Levy has no academic qualifications beyond a high school education.
The family's financial situation deteriorated
due to the husband developing Alzheimer's disease a decade ago.
Recently, the husband was admitted to the intensive care unit
due to severe pneumonia and significant deterioration in his condition.
Mrs. Levy's behavior suggests a high degree of risk aversion,
a tendency to avoid conflicts and a limited emotional resilience.
That's all. There's no further information.
It's strange that someone like her has a daughter like that.
Please, come in.
Orna, pleasure to meet you. I'm Peter.
Vadim Ulmanski, Public Defender.
Nice to meet you.
Did you tell anyone that we contacted you or that you're meeting with us here today?
No. No.
Good. It's crucial that it remains this way
if you would like this channel of communication between us to stay open.
Please, take a seat.
Like I said to you over the phone,
I believe your government is withholding information from you
as to why negotiations for the release of your daughter have stalled.
Sorry, but who are you?
I'm Peter.
Here's the situation.
A few months ago,
a Russian national visiting Israel was arrested here.
Her name is Nadya Petrovski. I'm the lawyer representing her.
It turns out Ms. Petrovski knows certain things that, how should I say,
are highly sensitive for Russia.
Next week, Israel plans to extradite her to the United States.
For us it is very important that Nadya does not end up in the U.S.
In recent weeks, we have pushed for a straight swap.
Nadya returns back to Russia,
and in exchange your daughter gets released back to Israel.
Wow. Okay. I never heard about this.
I'm sorry, but you said, "important to us."
Can I please understand who is "us"?
Maybe explain that some questions shouldn't be asked.
It's better to say…
Okay, I'll ask it in another way.
Look, we are… meeting here in this hotel,
not in the Russian Embassy, not in the foreign office.
How do I know that the person I spoke to on the phone is really my daughter?
Bring it.
Not that. The other suitcase.
Show it to her.
Can I talk to her again?
Not yet.
First, we need you to help us get Nadya back to Russia.
I can talk to the government as soon as we're finished here.
Regrettably, it does not seem that you have your government's full trust,
seeing as how they've concealed this information from you for weeks.
Okay. I… I can go on TV.
I can do an interview and that will put the pressure on the government.
Sadly, that also is not entirely possible.
Why… Why not?
There's a court gag order on the whole case.
So… I don't understand.
Why did you call me? Why… What else can I do?
The irony is, this whole situation could be solved in an instant.
If only Nadya would kindly sign the appeal,
- chances are, she'll be sent to Russia. - Appeal?
They made her out to be this cybercrime mastermind.
But truthfully, she's just a naive little girl.
She even dreams like a little girl.
Fantasizing about this fairy tale that the U.S. is going to propose to her this deal,
so she can live a new life on Malibu Beach.
NADYA PETROVSKI
But the reality is that she will rot in a U.S. prison for years
before they deport her back to Russia.
We want you to try and convince her to sign the appeal.
She has no one in this world.
She grew up without a family… in foster home.
We were, in a way, the only family she had, the closest thing to parents.
And now she is rebelling against us.
You, on the other hand, your goals are transparent and admirable.
Maybe an honest plea from you would reach her.
When can I see her?
All right, I talked to them. Everything's approved.
They'll be waiting for you at the main gate.
Thank you so much, Aviva. Bye.
I won't get into trouble at the entrance?
She's a foreign national,
so she's allowed visitors who aren't just first-degree relatives.
So I filed a request in her name for a visit from you.
We'll try to smooth it over.
DORI: ARE WE STILL ON FOR TODAY?
You said that the authorities have known about this for weeks.
About this whole exchange thing.
This includes the Shin Bet?
I personally submitted the request.
Why?
No reason, I was in touch with someone there.
He didn't mention it.
This extradition is really important to the U.S.,
so obviously he had no reason to inform you.
Quite the opposite.
DORI: ORNA?
No, no, no…
You said it was my lawyer. That's not my lawyer.
- What do you mean? - I'm Ms. Petrovski's lawyer.
- I put her on the visitors list. - Don't try to explain. Take me out!
Nadyusha,
- your previous lawyer resigned. - My previous lawyer resigned, I know.
And you will, too, if they threaten you as they did him.
Who's she?
I didn't put her on the list. What are you looking at?
You think it's a show?
What's going on here? Who is she?
I am her lawyer and I did… Nadyusha, please.
Call me Nadyusha once more and I don't know what I'll do to you.
Did you think that when I saw her,
I'd feel nostalgic and run after you like a little girl?
Don't come near me!
Hey, that's enough!
Isn't she the mother of that junkie girl?
Yes, this is Gali Levy's mother, who was arrested in Russia.
Okay.
Ten minutes.
Come.
Why didn't you file a proper request?
Sorry, if she requests…
It wasn't there…
I think I understand.
They promised to release your daughter if what? If I return to Russia, right?
More or less.
Okay, let's talk.
- Okay. - Do you have a pill for headache?
Paracetamol?
Can I have two more?
For later.
So maybe I'll… I'll start.
This is my daughter. Gali.
The photo you chose is interesting.
Is it?
They don't show it when you are on TV.
It's true. They don't.
My media consultant, she doesn't like this one.
But you feel it shows a different side of your daughter.
Thing that is too complex to explain in a five-minute interview.
Exactly.
Like the fact that she's a dangerous criminal?
Yeah, right. But…
I know why I'm here.
So…
I can say 100%, if this was just a bit of drugs,
we wouldn't be here now.
So what are you saying?
So what I'm saying… if they offer your daughter a way out,
you probably want to take it. Fast.
That's why I'm here.
Look, I don't know what you did to get here.
But I do think there's something about you.
You do care.
Because you agreed to talk to me.
Because maybe there's something about you that does want to help.
I'll do it. I'll sign the appeal.
But I have one condition.
I just need to send a letter. Privately, not through the prison.
If I find out you showed it to the lawyer or to anyone else, you won't see me again.
Send it. Then come back.
Okay.
Yelena? I'm on my way. Did he wake up?
Not yet.
Did the doctor check on him?
Yes. He explained that the CRP is still rising
because the pneumonia isn't responding to the antibiotics.
So they'll try switching antibiotics, and they took blood again.
And does he recognize you?
No.
Go get some rest.
- Okay, bye. - Bye.
Orna.
Orna, hang on, I need to explain something.
- Stop for a second. - Don't come here. You shouldn't be here.
It's not black and white. They haven't told you everything.
Look, Russia isn't a single bloc, there are several voices.
There's a sane, diplomatic voice,
and then there's a bunch of vulture assholes,
that's the intelligence agencies.
They arrested Gali in the first place,
to use her as leverage to free their operative.
You'll see, once this Nadya Petrovski is shipped off to the U.S.,
the vultures will be gone too,
and we can work sanely again, with sane people…
But you knew, Dori.
You knew exactly why it stalled. You looked me in the eye and kept quiet.
It's not that I wanted to hide something from you.
I wanted to tell you everything.
I was just afraid this would happen.
That you couldn't resist and you'd end up validating their equation.
Do you know what the operative you met today is accused of?
Did they tell you?
Why would you even know that we met?
Because that's my job.
She's not a kid like Gali.
Today you met a woman who led an outfit of hackers,
who did horrifying things worldwide.
Extortion, framing people… Roni…
- Please don't let these people use you. - Forget that.
Just answer this.
If she's not extradited to the U.S.,
does that screw things up for you? Personally?
Yes.
Yes, obviously.
Okay.
Orna, these aren't people you can trust.
And you are?
- Hello? - Vadim, sorry for calling so late.
There's something I didn't tell you,
- something important. - Orna, it's not your fault.
What isn't my fault?
The paracetamol.
- Hello? - Yes…
I thought that's why you called.
Nadya attempted suicide tonight. With painkillers.
The prison said she's been stocking them for months.
She took over 50 pills.
How is she?
She's in intensive care.
They moved her to a prison medical facility.
Okay…
What didn't you tell me?
Hello?
That I have to see her again.
Can I visit her where she's admitted?
Thanks.
Hi.
How are you feeling?
Like someone that had a hundred tubes shoved down her throat.
I brought you some clothes of Gali.
I thought maybe you would want to change.
You seem like you're the same size, sort of.
Listen, about the pills I gave you, I didn't think that you were gonna--
Don't worry. The two you gave me are not responsible.
It was a collective effort.
Still, I feel bad.
You can relax.
If I really wanted to kill myself, we wouldn't be talking now.
Just needed some air.
I don't think you would've write this kind of letter if you only wanted some air.
You read my letter?
Who is Kolya?
None of your business.
Is he your brother? You write to him like he's your young brother.
I don't have brothers.
So he's a kid from the foster home?
Anyway, it's…
It's obvious it's someone you care for.
And he's not in the U.S., he's in Russia. He's over there.
Please.
Don't try to manipulate me.
It's basically what I do for a living. You don't know me.
If you think that the Americans will offer you a deal or--
I know. I'm not stupid.
But I'm not going back to those people in Russia.
Sorry. It's my husband's nurse. He's very sick.
He's actually dying.
And my daughter is not here to be here next to him.
So, now I am supposed to feel sad for you or something?
Listen…
I understand you don't care about yourself right now. I do.
But I also… I know you have a heart.
And yes, you have the chance to save my daughter.
Do you understand that?
Just tell me…
if there's any chance that you will sign this appeal.
As you can see…
I would rather die.
Sorry about your daughter.
Hi, Orna, this is Dr. Dror from Internal Ward C.
Benny's condition worsened overnight.
We'd like you to come as soon as possible.
Unfortunately, he's no longer responding to treatment.
We moved him to a sterile unit to prevent infection,
and also we had to sedate him. He was very restless.
He kept taking off his oxygen mask.
When you get here, we can talk about what's next.
Thank you.
Key…
- Key… - Hey.
Key…
Did you take the key?
What key?
No, Benny, you're not tied up.
You were, last night,
because you got a bit agitated and they didn't want you to get hurt,
but your arms aren't tied, my love.
There's no lock. You don't need a key.
You need to take the key and go to the post office.
All right.
I'll go after Yelena arrives.
Let's put your mask back on.
- This isn't good for you. - No…
It's important.
Go now,
and do what I asked.
Come here.
Don't tell mom.
Gali,
get the key and do what you promised me.
Don't worry, Gali. Mom won't be upset.
She won't be upset.
P.O. BOX #215
Mom, can I talk to you about something?
What is it? What happened?
We met with Ben Dov this morning.
He gave us a grim prognosis for what's coming.
Some drugs might help, some might do harm.
Everything costs a fortune, because it's not covered by insurance,
and we have to decide right here, right now.
And everyone's pushing us to decide,
because he lucked out with the fast-progressing kind.
That sucks.
And how's Dad taking it?
He ran straight to tell his brothers.
He's unbelievable…
It's all so important to him to talk about everything,
to plan everything, like some bridezilla planning a wedding.
I swear, I think he's enjoying it.
What, are you crying?
Maybe.
You're not supposed to cry, you're my mom.
Okay.
It's disquieting.
All right, there, I'm done.
It's still damp. Very damp.
- All right, that's it now. - I'm asking you to stop.
- All right, there. Starting… now. - Now.
My neglected daughter.
Listen to me.
I know it feels like it's taking over our whole lives,
but I promise you it won't always be like this. Okay?
So what's up?
Everything okay with you?
Yeah, great.
Good.
At least there's that.
She knows they're not waiting for her with open arms in the U.S.,
but she still… she doesn't want to go back to Russia.
Yes, we noticed that too.
Maybe if I can… Maybe I can offer her something?
Promise her something or give her something?
Listen, Peter, I need my daughter back home.
Her father is very sick. He needs her. She needs to see him.
I'm sorry, but I don't dictate the terms.
My job comes down to making just one single phone call.
Nadya agrees to the appeal, Nadya does not agree.
If she does not agree, then I am very sorry.
Yes, everyone's sorry.
Excuse me?
You're sorry, she's sorry. Everybody's sorry the whole time.
I'm sorry too.
I know how to make her sign the appeal.
She asked me to send this suicide letter for her before she tried to kill herself.
He's deteriorated over the last few hours.
He's sustained brain damage.
At this point there's little we can do in terms of active treatment.
This can go on for quite a while, so we're focusing on supportive care
- to keep him as comfortable as possible. - I see.
Thanks, Sivan. Let's move on to the next patient.
DORI: COME TO THE CAFETERIA. WE NEED TO TALK.
What are you doing here?
Who's this?
- It's a good thing, trust me. - Hello, Orna.
I recognize you from TV, of course.
I'm Guy. I work with Dori.
Have a seat.
I imagine there's a lot going on in your head right now.
Are you following me? Why are you here?
This is something you really need to hear.
Just a few minutes.
Orna, there's currently a treaty in the works
with Russia on arrangements in Syria.
We have a signed commitment from the Prime Minister
that Gali's release will be a mandatory clause in this treaty.
They didn't want to link these issues, until now.
Orna, you and I don't know each other, but Dori here can vouch,
I may not be the nicest person, but I am precise.
And I'm telling you, this deal
will bring your daughter home, guaranteed.
It'll just take a bit of time.
How much time?
Between six months to a year.
No. Then it's a no.
Her father doesn't have six months left.
You can't expect they would rush negotiations
working to prevent a major military conflict,
just because a backpacker was detained after returning from India.
We also know your husband is hospitalized upstairs in a small room.
With a staff responsible for 50 other patients.
That can't be easy.
We have access to a VIP healthcare system.
One call from us,
and your husband has round-the-clock care in a private room.
Thank you. I'm not interested.
Orna.
If you walk out now, be under no illusion.
We came wagging our tails, but when needed, we know how to bite.
Guy, this isn't necessary.
Your visits to Nadya, your attempt to influence her,
the trips to La Gardia St.
Have you heard of "contact with a foreign agent"?
It can get you 15 years in prison.
- Guy, enough! - Shut your mouth, Dori!
If you think you're doing what's best for your daughter, you're wrong.
You can't do any good while you're locked up in prison.
And that's something that's very likely to happen.
I suggest you think it over.
If I did something wrong, then go ahead and arrest me.
For any other matters, please contact my lawyer, Vadim Ulmanski.
Have a nice day.
Orna.
I'm sorry, he didn't tell me he was going to do this.
What else did you tell him about me?
It was a mistake, I was trying to help you. I made a mistake.
Mistakes, plural, okay?
I shouldn't have hidden Nadya from you,
and I never should've brought you here to begin with.
And there's probably more,
that's on me, but I really am trying to help you.
Whose side are you on, Dori? Are you even on my side?
Of course I'm on your side. Only yours.
Then what do you think I should do now?
- Orna… - No. You're on my side, right?
Then please, tell me.
What should I do now?
You should take this deal.
I don't believe you anymore.
Thank you.
I see you're wearing one of the shirts.
Yes.
The clothes here stink so much.
I could wear the garbage bag. It would be an improvement.
But no, it's nice. Thanks for coming.
Your daughter, she likes this music?
Is that… Is that a band?
A Russian band. They are from the same city as me. Rostov-on-Don.
Can I play you something?
Gali was listening a lot to this song. It was on her favorites.
You know it?
Not the song, but I heard this name.
Yuri Glaskov.
It's also the name of the song.
You know what they accuse me of in the U.S.?
They say that if a client needed hackers for a project, they would turn to me.
And I would connect them with the right people for the job.
So, Yuri Glaskov… he's a bit like that.
But he helps clients get weapons.
He sells weapons in Russia?
How do I get to talk to him?
You have a problem that needs a solution?
No, no. I need… I just need… I need to talk--
It might be a bit difficult for you to talk to him.
Why?
The only reason I know his name
is because someone put a price on his head.
He has disappeared, you see. And some people are already looking.
How is your husband?
He's not good.
I hoped Gali would be here to say goodbye.
I hope you understand me… at least a bit.
Yeah, I understand.
Nadya, I'm sorry.
What for?
You are going to sign the appeal, and you are going to return to Russia.
I gave them the letter, Nadya.
The letter you wrote to Kolya. They already spoke to him.
So if you care for him, which clearly you do,
you're gonna cooperate.
You are a monster.
Nikita! Nikita!
Take her away, Nikita!
Orna, I hope she never come back.
I hope she rots there and you will never hear from her again.
I hope she dies there!
Take her away!
I hope your daughter rots in hell!
I hope you never see your daughter again!
I hope she will die!
I hope you will never ever see her again!
So how is it going to work now?
Vadim and Nadya submitted the appeal this morning.
They were granted an urgent court hearing. Probably happening right now.
Yes, but… Gali?
Like I said, she will be released in the next few days.
You'll see her soon.
Good.
You're leaving? You're not staying until everything is done?
No, sadly.
Orna, it was a pleasure.
This is the best thing for Nadya.
Sometimes you need to help people help themselves.
And I congratulate you on a very nice achievement.
- Gali Levy's mom? - Yes.
She'll come back. You'll see, she'll come back.
Thank you.
- Thank you very much. - God bless.
Orna Levy?
Police.
Come with us, you're being detained.
Hold on, hold on.
- But what do you want? - Come with us please.
Just hold on a second…
Who were the men you met at La Gardia hotel room?
Peter, the man I spoke to,
and Vadim,
Nadya's lawyer.
And two other people that…
didn't say anything, and a security guard, I think.
Is this necessary?
Your friend is dead.
A Russian inmate serving life, on the way to court.
RUSSIAN DETAINEE FATALLY STABBED.
They were just waiting for the opportunity.
Does this surprise you?
I don't…
I don't feel well.
Your friends that you were in contact with, from the Russian unit.
Wait, I'm not feeling well. I need help.
Drink. Sugar.
The guys you were in contact with from the Russian unit,
they didn't tell you how they planned to assassinate her?
You can't say we didn't warn you.
I…
I want to speak with Dori, please. Can I please have my phone?
- No. - But I…
We're nowhere near done here.
- We've barely begun. - I…
I don't feel well.
- Okay. - Wait a second, I…
I'm telling you, I need a doctor. I really don't feel well.
That won't help you.
We'll stay here as long as it takes.
Hours, days, even weeks if necessary.
Not now.
I said not now, didn't I?
Meni is asking for you.
What's so urgent, if you don't mind telling me?
There you go.
Look at this twist of fate. We keep running into each other.
They won't answer you. The Russians, yeah?
They all left, even the chubby one with the kippah.
The Israeli… But let's go, we'll talk on the way.
- Am I coming with you? - Yeah, yeah, we're going.
ISRAELI POLICE TEL AVIV HEADQUARTERS
You know, I saw you on TV a lot,
giving interviews. Not an easy watch.
Trying to sell that poor Bambi to anyone who'll buy.
A tiny, fragile little thing,
with those sad brown eyes.
- He's got blue eyes. - I wasn't talking about the Bambi.
Anyway, I told them: her husband's dying,
her daughter's in prison, they took her for a ride. Lay off her.
But Guy? A big fat zero.
Not that your boyfriend is much of a catch, between us.
So how'd they let you release me?
My name's Rita,
and I'm a special attaché to the Ministry of Defense.
- So you're with the Mossad? - No, not Mossad, not Shin Bet.
Just Rita. I've got a very specific brief.
What do you mean "brief"?
It's a post with a sort of carte blanche,
but within reason. So starting a war? Not so much.
But releasing some poor mother who didn't really do anything?
Not the end of the world.
But you get the picture, right? That's to ensure I don't overuse it,
it's checks and balances the state comes up with.
Really, there are some smart individuals in there.
Tell me, you really didn't know they were going to kill her?
Why did they kill her? She signed the appeal.
An appeal might have been granted, might not.
But this way, better safe than sorry.
- So what's your brief? - Sorry?
You said you have a very specific brief.
Yes. To bring your daughter to Israel and interrogate her.
Good evening!
Look, we both want her back.
You want her back because she's your daughter,
and you've been brainwashed since birth to believe that it's your calling.
I want her back
because she knows something critical to national security.
She didn't happen to tell you about that, did she?
About what?
Look, you did one hell of a job, all in all.
With the media, with the politicians.
But now, unfortunately, those avenues are dead,
along with your little Russian.
So I thought, let's go to Russia together,
talk to a few people,
eat some good food,
stir up some trouble,
bring "everyone's daughter" back home.
And if that doesn't work for you, all good.
Finish your pita,
we'll escort you back to detention.
What, you're surprised? This isn't Monopoly.
There's no get out of jail free card.
You and your daughter are big on board games, right?
I talked to one of the doctors.
They're really, really pleased.
They said you're really improving,
and that you might even be able to go home tomorrow.
And I talked to Ami.
He and Sivan came over today.
They cleaned and straightened up the house.
So you'd have it nice and neat, the way you like it.
And it's supposed to rain.
And Gali called.
She said she's coming back tonight.
And she'll be staying with us this weekend.
And she wanted to tell you that she loves you so so much.
And that you're…
the greatest dad in the world.
CAUTION! POISON! LOVE, BENNY
Good night, my love.
I love you so much.
GALI
THE PHANTOM LIMB
RITA: FLIGHT RF267, DON'T TALK TO ANYONE ON THE WAY.