1. Best place we went to
since we've been here.Copy !req
2. Definitely, man.Copy !req
3. - Way to go, buddy.
- Brother.Copy !req
4. - You guys coming back to my place?
- All right. Let's go.Copy !req
5. Hey!Copy !req
6. Shame, shame.
Closing down the beer garden.Copy !req
7. Hundred-meter dash powered
by knackwurst and lager.Copy !req
8. Where are you guys from?Copy !req
9. What's your event?Copy !req
10. They don't speak English, man.Copy !req
11. - Let's help them over.
- Come on. Up?Copy !req
12. Here you go.Copy !req
13. Let's go. I got you. Come on.Copy !req
14. Up. Yeah. All right?Copy !req
15. - You guys take care.
- See you.Copy !req
16. - Take it easy.
- See you.Copy !req
17. You're taking the grade tomorrow.Copy !req
18. Watch yourself, man.Copy !req
19. I'm Jim McKay speaking to you live...Copy !req
20. at this moment, from ABC headquarters...Copy !req
21. just outside the Olympic village
in Munich, West Germany.Copy !req
22. The peace of what have been
called the "serene Olympics"...Copy !req
23. was shattered just before dawn
this morning, about 5:00.Copy !req
24. There is great uncertainty
about how many Israelis...Copy !req
25. are being held hostage in the apartment.Copy !req
26. It now appears that Black September
has tossed a piece of paper...Copy !req
27. out the window. A list of demands.Copy !req
28. They want what they call
"the Israeli war machine"...Copy !req
29. to release 200 Arabs,
which it insists are political prisoners...Copy !req
30. or the hostages will be killed.Copy !req
31. The terrorist communiqué
ends with an appeal...Copy !req
32. for revolutionaries
of the world to unite.Copy !req
33. This is building number 31.
At this moment...Copy !req
34. eight or nine terrified
living human beings...Copy !req
35. are being held prisoner.Copy !req
36. The demands have been many...
There's someone right now.Copy !req
37. This certainly has to be
one of the guerrillas.Copy !req
38. A man with a stocking mask
on his face. Weird.Copy !req
39. What's going on inside
that head and that mind?Copy !req
40. Just a short while ago, there was...Copy !req
41. another in this long series
of negotiations.Copy !req
42. The spokesman for the group
came out, spoke, went back.Copy !req
43. It seems to be a process
of speak and consultation.Copy !req
44. Does it mean it's all right?
Or does it mean it's all over?Copy !req
45. Come and get us.Copy !req
46. As Peter Jennings indicated,
the German army...Copy !req
47. because of very complicated laws...Copy !req
48. would not be allowed to participate.Copy !req
49. And there you see an athlete
holding a canvas bag...Copy !req
50. in which is obviously a machine gun.Copy !req
51. Peter Jennings,
once again, is stationed...Copy !req
52. inside the Olympic village.
With the naked eye, Peter...Copy !req
53. what do you see now?Copy !req
54. Jim, there are now a great many...Copy !req
55. maybe a dozen already,
of those security men...Copy !req
56. in athletic uniforms.Copy !req
57. Stop!Copy !req
58. It now appears that the siege
of the apartment building...Copy !req
59. where the hostages are being
held has been called off...Copy !req
60. and the German police are
retreating from the area.Copy !req
61. Officials seem to have decided
to abandon their plans...Copy !req
62. when the leader of the fedayeen
came out of the building...Copy !req
63. and demanded they call off the siege
pointing out that the entire operation...Copy !req
64. was being watched on a television set
within the apartment.Copy !req
65. Apparently, new demands have
been made to move the fedayeen...Copy !req
66. and their hostages,
though it isn't yet known...Copy !req
67. when or where this might occur.Copy !req
68. This is Peter. Do you have something
to report to us from where you are?Copy !req
69. This is Cosell. I certainly do, Peter.Copy !req
70. We have an immense
flurry of action here.Copy !req
71. Suddenly, in the whole area between
building 20 and building 12...Copy !req
72. they have been clearing out cars.Copy !req
73. Obviously wary of an assault
from the German police...Copy !req
74. within five minutes.Copy !req
75. What I'm hearing from here is that...Copy !req
76. they're heading to an airport
called Fürstenfeldbruck.Copy !req
77. says the chopper just landed...Copy !req
78. at the back of the Olympic village here.Copy !req
79. Can you see gate number seven?Copy !req
80. This is Vance Kolvig.
What I have seen are...Copy !req
81. four hostages in one helicopter...Copy !req
82. and it looks like five hostages
in the first helicopter.Copy !req
83. Yes, I just got back
a little while ago...Copy !req
84. and it was obvious that something...Copy !req
85. quite serious was going on out there.Copy !req
86. Here we are, outside the gates.
There are armored cars...Copy !req
87. police cars...Copy !req
88. Police are pouring in through
the gates with lights flashing...Copy !req
89. and here come some more.
Five, six, here comes another one.Copy !req
90. Seven armored cars have gone
in through the gates now.Copy !req
91. They're mounting a major invasion.Copy !req
92. The latest word we get
from the airport is that...Copy !req
93. quote, "all hell has
broken loose out there."Copy !req
94. It's just arrived, Peter.
The bus has arrived...Copy !req
95. - to the helicopters.
- We have reports now...Copy !req
96. that all the hostages,
all nine hostages are safe.Copy !req
97. We repeat, we have confirmed,
it's just past 1:00 a.m.Copy !req
98. The fighting ceased at midnight.Copy !req
99. Well, that's at least 24
we've seen go in...Copy !req
100. and now we can see
the lights flashing...Copy !req
101. There was a terrible battle at
the airport, but the hostages...Copy !req
102. somehow the hostages are safe.Copy !req
103. And, according to these reports,
all Arab terrorists...Copy !req
104. have died by German gunfire.Copy !req
105. Originally it was said that
the hostages were safe...Copy !req
106. but now that has been changed.Copy !req
107. An Olympic spokesman said that...Copy !req
108. Of the areas in the world,
this is one of the areas...Copy !req
109. They've spent their youth,
their young people...Copy !req
110. they've spent all their money on wars.Copy !req
111. Now they have a chance to build
their nations. These nations...Copy !req
112. And, of course, they're compatible.
The Arabs and the Israelis...Copy !req
113. are perfectly compatible
as far as I can tell.Copy !req
114. And now, as you say,
Peter, you're quite right.Copy !req
115. They've been jolted apart again,
as they were...Copy !req
116. seeming to come just a little closer.
Little hope.Copy !req
117. We've just gotten the final word.
When I was a kid...Copy !req
118. my father used to say our greatest
hopes and our worst fears...Copy !req
119. are seldom realized. Our worst
fears have been realized tonight.Copy !req
120. They've now said that
there were 11 hostages.Copy !req
121. Two were killed in their rooms...Copy !req
122. yesterday morning.Copy !req
123. Nine were killed at the airport tonight.Copy !req
124. They're all gone.Copy !req
125. before a quiet crowd of 80,000.Copy !req
126. After the ceremony,
the surviving team...Copy !req
127. saw the coffins of their
fallen comrades...Copy !req
128. loaded onto an airplane to
bring them home together.Copy !req
129. Enormous crowds also gathered
on Dizengoff Street...Copy !req
130. and in Jerusalem on the plaza
in front of the Knesset.Copy !req
131. People are weeping,
tearing their clothes.Copy !req
132. The funerals, which will be
held tomorrow in Jerusalem...Copy !req
133. are expected to draw tens
of thousands of mourners.Copy !req
134. These are the names of the
members of the Israeli team...Copy !req
135. at the Munich Olympics,
who were held hostage...Copy !req
136. beaten, and finally murdered
by Arab terrorists.Copy !req
137. Yosef Gottfreund.Copy !req
138. Eliezaar Halfen.Copy !req
139. Yakov Springer.Copy !req
140. Dr. Wadi Haddad.Copy !req
141. Abu Daoud.Copy !req
142. Mahmoud Hamshari.Copy !req
143. Andre Spitzer.Copy !req
144. Zeev Friedman.Copy !req
145. Kehat Schur.Copy !req
146. Wael Zwaiter.Copy !req
147. Dr. Basil al-Kubaisi.Copy !req
148. Kamal Nasser.Copy !req
149. Mark Slavin.Copy !req
150. Amitzur Shapira.Copy !req
151. David Berger.Copy !req
152. Kemal Adwan.Copy !req
153. Abu Youssef.Copy !req
154. Mohammed Boudia.Copy !req
155. Yosef Romano.Copy !req
156. Moshe Weinberg.Copy !req
157. Hussein al-Chir.Copy !req
158. Ali Hassan Salameh.Copy !req
159. As all of Israel mourns,
of course everyone says prayers...Copy !req
160. for the people...Copy !req
161. I tried not to think about you,
but I couldn't.Copy !req
162. a very private, terrible grief
in the days and years to come.Copy !req
163. I have the world's most boring job.
What's going to happen to me?Copy !req
164. Well, they were just athletes.
They went to the Olympics.Copy !req
165. Look what happened to them.Copy !req
166. What now?Copy !req
167. Now we're going to have a baby.Copy !req
168. Eleven names.Copy !req
169. Give us the order, and we'll begin.Copy !req
170. It's the same as Eichmann.Copy !req
171. We say to these butchers:Copy !req
172. "You didn't want to share
this world with us...Copy !req
173. "then we don't have to
share this world with you."Copy !req
174. There's legitimacy for this.
Am I correct?Copy !req
175. Ambushed and slaughtered again...Copy !req
176. while the rest of the world is
playing games, Olympic torches...Copy !req
177. and brass bands
and dead Jews in Germany.Copy !req
178. And the world couldn't care less.Copy !req
179. We've responded.
We sent 70 fighter jets.Copy !req
180. A response no one heard.Copy !req
181. Air strikes on guerrilla training centers.
That's a response.Copy !req
182. No one notices what happens
in the border camps.Copy !req
183. Sixty Arabs dead, at least.
Who knows how many wounded.Copy !req
184. This is about fixing
the world's attention.Copy !req
185. Well, it's not just a publicity stunt.Copy !req
186. Let me remind you.Copy !req
187. Ali Hassan Salameh,
he invented Black September.Copy !req
188. He is the architect
of the Munich murders.Copy !req
189. These people.Copy !req
190. They're sworn to destroy us.Copy !req
191. Forget peace for now.Copy !req
192. We have to show them we're strong.Copy !req
193. We have laws, we represent civilization.Copy !req
194. Some people say we can't
afford to be civilized.Copy !req
195. I've always resisted such people.Copy !req
196. But I don't know
who these maniacs are...Copy !req
197. and where they come from.Copy !req
198. Palestinians?Copy !req
199. They're not recognizable.Copy !req
200. You tell me what law
protects people like these.Copy !req
201. Today I'm hearing with new ears.Copy !req
202. Every civilization finds it necessary...Copy !req
203. to negotiate compromises
with its own values.Copy !req
204. I've made a decision.Copy !req
205. The responsibility is entirely mine.Copy !req
206. - Avner?
- Yes?Copy !req
207. We're going to Jerusalem. Get in.Copy !req
208. Come on, sir.Copy !req
209. Hello. I'm General Zamir.Copy !req
210. Yes.Copy !req
211. You swore us in.Copy !req
212. My unit, when I joined Mossad.Copy !req
213. I don't remember you.Copy !req
214. Of course, I know your father.Copy !req
215. Avner.Copy !req
216. - It's been...
- Two years since I worked for you.Copy !req
217. I remember. Please, sit down.Copy !req
218. Harari.Copy !req
219. General Nadav.Copy !req
220. And General Yariv.Copy !req
221. How are you? How is your father?Copy !req
222. He's fine. Thank you.Copy !req
223. Coffee? It's wonderful to see you again.Copy !req
224. Sit.Copy !req
225. The chief of the Mossad, two generals...Copy !req
226. and the Prime Minister.
Obviously, it's important.Copy !req
227. This is something new.Copy !req
228. What happened in Munich
changes everything.Copy !req
229. We want to ask you.
Will you undertake a mission?Copy !req
230. An important mission.
You will have to leave the country...Copy !req
231. and your family, maybe for years.Copy !req
232. - And it is dangerous.
- You can't talk about it to anyone.Copy !req
233. Not even your wife.Copy !req
234. Now you should say something.Copy !req
235. Do you have any questions?Copy !req
236. So, this isn't about guarding
tourists on El Al jets?Copy !req
237. No questions?Copy !req
238. Did we mention how dangerous it is?Copy !req
239. You know, my sister died on Tuesday.Copy !req
240. - No, I didn't know that.
- Cancer.Copy !req
241. I couldn't go to
the athletes' funerals...Copy !req
242. because she died.Copy !req
243. That upset people,
but she was my sister.Copy !req
244. Family matters.Copy !req
245. - Your wife is pregnant.
- Yes, seven months.Copy !req
246. Mazel tov.Copy !req
247. You were one of my favorite bodyguards.Copy !req
248. You know, I like neat, durable men.Copy !req
249. You liked having the son
of a hero around.Copy !req
250. Truth be told,
you don't look much like your father.Copy !req
251. No?Copy !req
252. Your mother is who you resemble.Copy !req
253. Tomorrow morning.Copy !req
254. If you can't decide in one day...Copy !req
255. you can't decide.Copy !req
256. Her sister died.Copy !req
257. But I think she didn't go
to the athletes' funerals...Copy !req
258. because some people are angry at her...Copy !req
259. for not negotiating with the terrorists.Copy !req
260. She didn't go to the funerals...Copy !req
261. because she didn't want to be booed.Copy !req
262. It's a good sign
you didn't ask questions.Copy !req
263. You'll say yes.Copy !req
264. I'm your case officer.
My name is Ephraim.Copy !req
265. How late in the pregnancy before
you have to stop having sex?Copy !req
266. Labor.Copy !req
267. Don't worry about it.
You won't be around.Copy !req
268. Will you?Copy !req
269. Whatever they want,
make sure they give you a raise.Copy !req
270. I need things for the baby.Copy !req
271. I can't live with refusing this.Copy !req
272. Your mother,
she knew what she was doing.Copy !req
273. - She abandoned you on that kibbutz.
- She didn't abandon me.Copy !req
274. My father was missing.Copy !req
275. He was in prison, she was overwhelmed.Copy !req
276. - Oh, yes.
- She did what anybody would do.Copy !req
277. Yeah, so she took you to the
kibbutz and abandoned you.Copy !req
278. Now you think Israel is your mother.Copy !req
279. So listen.Copy !req
280. I'm going to go along with this,
until I don't.Copy !req
281. - Do you understand me?
- I love you.Copy !req
282. I'm not the hero's nice wife.Copy !req
283. First you resign from Mossad.
Your new contract.Copy !req
284. It says we do not employ you,
offer you benefits, or pensions...Copy !req
285. or legal aid or medical assistance.Copy !req
286. It's a contract that
there is no contract.Copy !req
287. - Do I get a copy?
- You don't.Copy !req
288. Your pension contribution refund.Copy !req
289. You're now officially unofficial.Copy !req
290. Unemployed and uninsured.Copy !req
291. You'll open two accounts...Copy !req
292. at the Union de
Banques Suisse in Geneva...Copy !req
293. on Rue du Commerce.Copy !req
294. Operational funds in one box,
in the other your salary...Copy !req
295. which you don't take
till the mission ends...Copy !req
296. when you get what accumulates.Copy !req
297. Also, for each of your men,
you open an account for his salary.Copy !req
298. - How many men do I have for this...
- In the operational funds box...Copy !req
299. we will deposit 250,000
American dollars.Copy !req
300. You take it out, we put more in.Copy !req
301. I want receipts.Copy !req
302. You are not working for
the Baron Rothschild.Copy !req
303. You're working for Israel,
a small country.Copy !req
304. I'm an old Galicianer from
a mud hut in the Ukraine.Copy !req
305. And I don't trust Yekke
putzes let loose in Europe...Copy !req
306. with unlimited operational expenses.Copy !req
307. I was born in Israel. I'm not a Yekke.Copy !req
308. - Where is your grandpa from?
- Frankfurt.Copy !req
309. You're a Yekke.Copy !req
310. Your wife receives monthly
$1,000 in her bank account.Copy !req
311. Also, we leave messages in the
box with the operational funds.Copy !req
312. You can leave messages for us.Copy !req
313. - But there shouldn't be messages.
- I don't care about that.Copy !req
314. - Bring me receipts, you got me?
- I got you.Copy !req
315. Whatever you are doing,
somebody else is paying for it.Copy !req
316. We have 11 Palestinian names.Copy !req
317. Each had a hand in planning Munich.Copy !req
318. You're going to kill them,
11 men, one by one.Copy !req
319. They're all in Europe now.Copy !req
320. You'll stay there as long as it takes.Copy !req
321. Europe only, not the Arab countries.
That's for us, not you.Copy !req
322. And not Eastern Bloc.
Don't upset the Russians.Copy !req
323. Who needs it?Copy !req
324. You'll have no contact with us.Copy !req
325. You're not going to
give me any information?Copy !req
326. We deposit money from a
fund that doesn't exist...Copy !req
327. into a box we don't know about,
in a bank we never set foot in.Copy !req
328. We can't help you because we
never heard of you before.Copy !req
329. You'll do what the terrorists do.Copy !req
330. You think they report back to home base?
They don't.Copy !req
331. We want them dead.Copy !req
332. Nothing better than eating
something sweet by the sea.Copy !req
333. You can ask questions now.Copy !req
334. - Am I alone?
- Four others.Copy !req
335. They know useful things
like cars, documents...Copy !req
336. cleanup to make sure you don't...Copy !req
337. accidentally drop your fake passport...Copy !req
338. next to the dead body.
You're the team leader.Copy !req
339. - Who kills the targets?
- You do. Who else?Copy !req
340. Use guns if you have to,
but the bombs are preferable.Copy !req
341. One of your guys knows how to make them.Copy !req
342. We want everyone to read in Le Monde
some famous Arab terrorist is dead.Copy !req
343. Who knows who blew him up?Copy !req
344. - Why me?
- So what's wrong with you?Copy !req
345. I'm not an experienced field operative.Copy !req
346. - So I'm not known.
- Not even I know you now.Copy !req
347. And also, I lived in Frankfurt
when I was a kid...Copy !req
348. so I'm a Yekke Jew who knows
his way around Europe.Copy !req
349. That's a good reason.
Here's one more. You're ordinary.Copy !req
350. You aren't a sabra Charles Bronson.Copy !req
351. - I am a sabra.
- I know.Copy !req
352. I know so much about you.
You're a nice sabra...Copy !req
353. with a dog and a baby on the way.
You won't shoot Spanish bellhops.Copy !req
354. No bellhops. No civilians.Copy !req
355. That kind of trouble we can't afford.Copy !req
356. The hard thing will not be finding them.Copy !req
357. Some of them, anyway,
are not so carefully hidden.Copy !req
358. The hard thing will be not
punishing yourselves...Copy !req
359. by getting caught or getting killed.Copy !req
360. - You want the last piece of baklava?
- No.Copy !req
361. Smart decision. You should avoid sweets.Copy !req
362. After all, you just signed away
your dental insurance.Copy !req
363. This is Pierre Bouchet,
your captain, speaking.Copy !req
364. Welcome aboard Flight
SA 74 direct to Geneva.Copy !req
365. We are now at a cruising
altitude of 30,000 feet...Copy !req
366. and we wish you a pleasant flight.Copy !req
367. Don't shoot. I don't understand
what you're saying.Copy !req
368. Easy, easy, easy.Copy !req
369. Press the buzzer when you're done.Copy !req
370. - Have a nice day.
- Thank you.Copy !req
371. I'm not good at it. No.Copy !req
372. - Hebrew?
- No.Copy !req
373. A team leader who cooks. What a luxury.Copy !req
374. - Years in the kibbutz kitchen.
- You've done this before?Copy !req
375. Done what?Copy !req
376. Sit. Come on.Copy !req
377. Because I joined Mossad
10 minutes ago, and I'm...Copy !req
378. Look, I want to kill every one
of these pigs, but...Copy !req
379. Thank you.Copy !req
380. So, some of you have
training in this kind of...Copy !req
381. - He sells antiques.
- Right here in Frankfurt.Copy !req
382. It's a front, but successful.Copy !req
383. I'm a documents
and identities specialist...Copy !req
384. with a sharp eye
for early Danish Modern.Copy !req
385. And you?Copy !req
386. Oh, I make toys.Copy !req
387. - I thought you made bombs.
- Toys, in Brussels.Copy !req
388. For bombs, I had to go to night school.Copy !req
389. My wife's expecting.Copy !req
390. - Mazel tov.
- Mazel tov.Copy !req
391. - Beautiful. When?
- Couple of months.Copy !req
392. Think we'll be done by then?Copy !req
393. Is it Ali Hassan Salameh we're after?Copy !req
394. I mean, that's the job, right?Copy !req
395. We're here to kill the guy who
planned Munich. Am I right?Copy !req
396. It's strange, isn't it, to think
of oneself as an assassin?Copy !req
397. Think of yourself
as something else then.Copy !req
398. - A soldier in a war.
- I mean, you know how to shoot...Copy !req
399. to assassinate people, right?Copy !req
400. Mazels on the baby, and all that.
That's great.Copy !req
401. That's just fantastic. But, I mean...Copy !req
402. You make dolls in a toy shop...Copy !req
403. and you shop for sofas...Copy !req
404. and you, I don't know what you do.Copy !req
405. Me? I worry.Copy !req
406. So, why'd they make you team leader?Copy !req
407. Because he really knows
how to cook a brisket.Copy !req
408. - Hello?
- Andreas.Copy !req
409. - Surprised?
- Surprised? You punched me.Copy !req
410. - You broke my jaw, man.
- That was 10 years ago.Copy !req
411. And you were sleeping
with my girlfriend.Copy !req
412. Listen, I'm in town. Are you around?Copy !req
413. Yeah, actually,
I'm here with my girlfriend.Copy !req
414. - Do you want to come over?
- Perfect.Copy !req
415. She's incredible, isn't she?Copy !req
416. I have no idea what she's talking about.Copy !req
417. I miss you, man.
We really used to love each other.Copy !req
418. That was a long time ago.
We were in high school.Copy !req
419. I have some names.Copy !req
420. Some people I need to find
for my rich American friends.Copy !req
421. Give me my money, Yvonne.Copy !req
422. - One hundred fifty.
- One hundred.Copy !req
423. Cash.Copy !req
424. $100,000.Copy !req
425. These people I'm looking for,
you don't know them.Copy !req
426. - We might.
- You don't.Copy !req
427. But maybe you know someone who does.Copy !req
428. And it's Americans you work for?Copy !req
429. Yes. See?Copy !req
430. James Madison.Copy !req
431. Americans.Copy !req
432. We'll ask some friends.Copy !req
433. Hiding? The Arabs are not hiding.Copy !req
434. - Munich was a big success for them.
- Oh?Copy !req
435. The implications of
Munich for the struggle...Copy !req
436. They got everyone's attention.
They're recruiting, making plans.Copy !req
437. Give me a few names.Copy !req
438. I can't help if I don't know
who you're trying to find.Copy !req
439. We'll have to trust.Copy !req
440. You have to cross the line.Copy !req
441. I trust you. You carry cash
and you don't make speeches.Copy !req
442. Nowadays, everyone makes speeches,
like your friend Andreas.Copy !req
443. Talk, talk, talk.Copy !req
444. Name me an Arab.Copy !req
445. Abu Daoud.Copy !req
446. Abu Youssef.Copy !req
447. Wael Zwaiter.Copy !req
448. Kamal Nasser.Copy !req
449. - Salameh.
- Forget Salameh. Too hard.Copy !req
450. Wait. Who are these guys?
Why are you trying to find Arabs?Copy !req
451. Sixty thousand per name. Dollars.Copy !req
452. - If it's good information.
- If it isn't good, it doesn't cost.Copy !req
453. Wael Zwaiter's here, in Rome.Copy !req
454. He just translated the
Arabian Nights into Italian.Copy !req
455. Tomorrow there's a reading. He's broke.Copy !req
456. He has a niece he calls
every day in Damascus.Copy !req
457. Are you trying to join the PLO?Copy !req
458. We need to talk. Alone.Copy !req
459. And also maybe you need
people to help with your work.Copy !req
460. Cars. Vans.Copy !req
461. If you tell anybody about this,
I don't know.Copy !req
462. Just don't.Copy !req
463. Just don't.Copy !req
464. Anything you need, we'll provide.Copy !req
465. I need receipts.Copy !req
466. Keep talking. Keep talking.Copy !req
467. Thank you for coming. Thank you.Copy !req
468. Are you Wael Zwaiter?Copy !req
469. Yes, and who are you?Copy !req
470. Do you know why we're here?Copy !req
471. - Are you Wael Zwaiter?
- He said yes already.Copy !req
472. He already said yes.Copy !req
473. What are we doing?Copy !req
474. What do I do?Copy !req
475. Do you know why we're here?Copy !req
476. What happened? Why didn't you shoot him?Copy !req
477. - We shot him.
- But I didn't hear a shot.Copy !req
478. We shot him eight times, maybe 10 times.Copy !req
479. - Did you kill him?
- He's dead.Copy !req
480. He shit his pants. He's dead.Copy !req
481. Drink some wine. We're celebrating.Copy !req
482. That old Pesach story.Copy !req
483. The angels are rejoicing...Copy !req
484. because the Egyptians have
just drowned in the Red Sea.Copy !req
485. I didn't say we're rejoicing.Copy !req
486. I said, "We're celebrating."Copy !req
487. And God said to the angels,
"Why are you celebrating?Copy !req
488. "I've just killed a multitude
of my children."Copy !req
489. Mr. Zwaiter.Copy !req
490. He cost us, by my calculations,
roughly $352,000.Copy !req
491. You didn't finish the story.Copy !req
492. The angels respond to God.Copy !req
493. They say, "God, we're celebrating...Copy !req
494. "because when the people hear
what happened to the Egyptians...Copy !req
495. "they'll understand your point."Copy !req
496. Which was?Copy !req
497. Don't fuck with the Jews.Copy !req
498. I don't know about the rest of you,
but I'm not celebrating.Copy !req
499. I'm goddamn rejoicing.Copy !req
500. Here. Put that down.
Put it down. Get up.Copy !req
501. - No, please.
- Come on, dance with me.Copy !req
502. - Dance with me. Come on.
- No.Copy !req
503. Come on.Copy !req
504. Come on. Hey.Copy !req
505. This is... What shall I call you today?Copy !req
506. Franz Storsch.Copy !req
507. You can call me Louis.Copy !req
508. - Our service has been satisfactory?
- Pricey.Copy !req
509. A Jew and a Frenchman.
We could haggle forever, huh?Copy !req
510. - I'm not a Jew.
- What do you suppose a ramson is?Copy !req
511. It's a kind of a wild leek.
Not in season, but garlic will do.Copy !req
512. My papa sometimes loses
track of the seasons.Copy !req
513. I know nothing about food.Copy !req
514. Why does he make me shop?Copy !req
515. You're wondering
if I'm French Intelligence.Copy !req
516. Or CIA or KGB.Copy !req
517. Or an agent with a profitable
sideline in information.Copy !req
518. I could be anybody.
You could be anybody, too.Copy !req
519. Identity. That's the boring part now.Copy !req
520. Here's what isn't boring.Copy !req
521. As long as you don't work
for any government...Copy !req
522. - I'm in private business.
- Rich Americans, I heard.Copy !req
523. I'm in private business, too. My family.Copy !req
524. We can locate almost anyone
for anyone anywhere...Copy !req
525. and we are ideologically promiscuous.Copy !req
526. We love everybody, hate everybody.Copy !req
527. I get my feelings confused.Copy !req
528. If you're not working
for any government...Copy !req
529. we know, or we find...Copy !req
530. we don't find, you don't pay.Copy !req
531. Initially it was the intention
of the hijackers...Copy !req
532. to bring the Lufthansa to
Munich International Airport...Copy !req
533. and then take on board
the three prisoners...Copy !req
534. at the end of the runway,
where Captain Klausen took his plane...Copy !req
535. while an Arab held a
hand grenade at his head.Copy !req
536. Hey, Avner.Copy !req
537. A Lufthansa jet was hijacked
coming from Damascus.Copy !req
538. The hijackers demanded
the release of three killers...Copy !req
539. who survived Munich...Copy !req
540. and the Germans said yes, instantly.Copy !req
541. The Arabs would be flown by
private charter plane to Zagreb.Copy !req
542. Look. They're free now.Copy !req
543. They're in Libya.Copy !req
544. No qualms about rejoicing
on their side, eh?Copy !req
545. The Israeli kills the Arabs...Copy !req
546. in Egypt, in Jordan,
in Lebanon, in Syria...Copy !req
547. Look at them.Copy !req
548. They're movie stars.Copy !req
549. But did you shoot any
of the Israeli hostages?Copy !req
550. It's not important to say
if I killed Israelis or not.Copy !req
551. We should go to Tripoli.Copy !req
552. Kill them.Copy !req
553. We don't go to Arab countries.Copy !req
554. We stick to the names we've been given.Copy !req
555. Mahmoud Hamshari.Copy !req
556. Do you think, looking back on it now...Copy !req
557. that you achieved anything
in the Munich operation?Copy !req
558. We have made
our voice heard by the world.Copy !req
559. Are those your words?Copy !req
560. The same thing again.Copy !req
561. They have made their voice heard
by the universe or the world...Copy !req
562. who has not been hearing before.Copy !req
563. Well, I believe
what he meant by this is...Copy !req
564. that now the world
will begin hearing us.Copy !req
565. We are, for 24 years,
the world's largest refugee population.Copy !req
566. Our homes taken from us.Copy !req
567. Living in camps, no future, no food.Copy !req
568. Nothing decent for our children.Copy !req
569. And, so was the attack
in Munich justified?Copy !req
570. The PLO condemns attacks on civilians.Copy !req
571. - Though for 24 years...
- Tell your newspaper that.Copy !req
572. our civilians have been attacked
by the Israelis day after day...Copy !req
573. Tell them about all the years
and years of Palestinian blood...Copy !req
574. spilled by Israel.
And who mourns for us?Copy !req
575. You know, Israel just bombed...Copy !req
576. two refugee camps in Syria and Lebanon.Copy !req
577. - Tell them that...
- 200 people killed.Copy !req
578. - Right after Munich they did this.
- It did not begin in Munich.Copy !req
579. And where does it end?
How will it ever end?Copy !req
580. I'm sorry, I need to use your phone.
I need to call my editor.Copy !req
581. Yes, yes. Sorry.Copy !req
582. - You see it. It's by the window.
- Thank you.Copy !req
583. This way, please.Copy !req
584. This man, we don't know
what he did specifically?Copy !req
585. Hamshari arranged the attempted
assassination of Ben-Gurion...Copy !req
586. in Copenhagen a few years ago.Copy !req
587. Now he organizes for Fatah in France.Copy !req
588. - He organizes?
- Yes.Copy !req
589. In Tel Aviv they showed
you evidence for this?Copy !req
590. Not evidence. It was more...Copy !req
591. this is the story and I believe them.Copy !req
592. Why? Don't you?Copy !req
593. It's a crisis, a war.
You don't have to always...Copy !req
594. - What? Be thinking?
- Scrutinize. Yeah, think.Copy !req
595. You want to wire Ephraim
and ask for evidence, you do it.Copy !req
596. You're on your own.Copy !req
597. - Okay, I'm done.
- Good.Copy !req
598. Don't think about it.Copy !req
599. Okay.Copy !req
600. So, now, I turn it on.Copy !req
601. He picks up the phone,
turns on the red light...Copy !req
602. then I take out the key, insert it...Copy !req
603. and turn.Copy !req
604. So now we wait for the red light.Copy !req
605. - Is the truck blocking the signal?
- No.Copy !req
606. Will the remote still work?Copy !req
607. - Yeah, it's a powerful transmitter.
- Go back to your position.Copy !req
608. You can't start improvising now.
Go back to your corner.Copy !req
609. Don't worry. It's okay.
It's going to work.Copy !req
610. - Stop!
- Stop!Copy !req
611. Abort.Copy !req
612. Are we on or off?Copy !req
613. - Mahmoud Hamshari?
- Yes.Copy !req
614. He's at the hospital Cochin.Copy !req
615. I don't know how badly we hurt him.
They aren't saying.Copy !req
616. Why did you put a firecracker
in that phone?Copy !req
617. Because I didn't want
to blow up the building.Copy !req
618. - What do you want from me?
- An Arab corpse.Copy !req
619. Another $200,000, more or less,
to eliminate target number two.Copy !req
620. Yeah, if he's been eliminated.
We should stick with guns.Copy !req
621. No one notices a shooting.Copy !req
622. Bombs achieve a double objective.Copy !req
623. They eliminate targets
and they terrify terrorists.Copy !req
624. That only works when the bombs work.Copy !req
625. Lunch?Copy !req
626. The Israeli embassy in London
was rocked by a letter bomb...Copy !req
627. shortly after 9:30 this morning.Copy !req
628. Dr. Ami Shachori was
opening his morning mail...Copy !req
629. when the envelope exploded,
killing him instantly.Copy !req
630. They discovered seven in a mailroom
near the embassy in Earls Court.Copy !req
631. - I guess they missed one.
- Right after Hanukkah.Copy !req
632. I guess there was a big pileup
of mail and they got careless.Copy !req
633. They found other letters
in Israel, of course.Copy !req
634. Canada, Argentina, Vienna,
Kinshasa, Paris, Brussels.Copy !req
635. Dozens of them,
mainly posted in the Netherlands.Copy !req
636. It's all Black September.Copy !req
637. It's a response, then.Copy !req
638. To Hamshari.Copy !req
639. And to Zwaiter.Copy !req
640. They're talking to us.
We're in dialogue now.Copy !req
641. Where are you?Copy !req
642. I'm in New York, following a lead.Copy !req
643. I'll call again.Copy !req
644. Are you going to visit your father?Copy !req
645. Why is this taking so long?Copy !req
646. It isn't fast.Copy !req
647. We have the best hospitals in the world.Copy !req
648. When you were born, your father
was elsewhere. I was alone.Copy !req
649. He was in prison.Copy !req
650. Should you be here?Copy !req
651. Aren't you on duty?Copy !req
652. What are you going to do? Turn me in?Copy !req
653. How is he?Copy !req
654. I don't visit your father so much.Copy !req
655. Wilma lets him yell at her all the time.Copy !req
656. She depresses me.Copy !req
657. How are you?Copy !req
658. I'm managing. Don't worry about me.Copy !req
659. I'm proud of what you are doing.Copy !req
660. You don't know what I'm doing.Copy !req
661. I look at you and I know
everything I need to know.Copy !req
662. She is frighteningly ugly.Copy !req
663. She takes after you.Copy !req
664. I want you to move, for a time.Copy !req
665. I've arranged a place
for us in Brooklyn.Copy !req
666. I can't come back to Israel.
I don't know how long for...Copy !req
667. New York?Copy !req
668. - I can see more of you this way.
- New York City?Copy !req
669. But I have my family here,
and your parents.Copy !req
670. You want my parents to help raise her?Copy !req
671. Look what they did to me.Copy !req
672. Don't you want your daughter
to be an Israeli, Avner?Copy !req
673. She'll always be an Israeli.Copy !req
674. Not in Brooklyn.
She'll just be another homeless Jew.Copy !req
675. I can't do what
I'm doing if I can't see you.Copy !req
676. What are you doing?Copy !req
677. Don't do it then, Avner.
This is our home.Copy !req
678. You're the only home I ever had.Copy !req
679. What?Copy !req
680. This is so corny.Copy !req
681. - It wasn't easy for me to say that.
- I bet.Copy !req
682. Don't laugh at me then.Copy !req
683. Why did I have to marry
a sentimentalist?Copy !req
684. You're ruining my life.Copy !req
685. Your mother's teasing me.Copy !req
686. Look at the waistline bulge on that guy.Copy !req
687. Look at that.
Think he might be armed, eh?Copy !req
688. As are the Russians.Copy !req
689. It's definitely him.Copy !req
690. Hussein Abad al-Chir.Copy !req
691. His room is next to Israeli newlyweds.Copy !req
692. They married in Cyprus
because she's not Jewish.Copy !req
693. A mixed marriage.Copy !req
694. A shande for the goyim.Copy !req
695. Yeah, okay.
But let's try not to blow them up.Copy !req
696. The KGB brings him home
every night after dark.Copy !req
697. He turns on the light, gets undressed...Copy !req
698. turns off the light,
gets into bed, we blow up the bed.Copy !req
699. I knew a field agent who got
too scared to sleep in his bed.Copy !req
700. So every night he slept
on the floor of his closet.Copy !req
701. He still does, every night.Copy !req
702. Sleeps in closets.Copy !req
703. Now if al-Chir sleeps in his closet,
we're in trouble.Copy !req
704. But if he gets in the bed,
his weight arms the device...Copy !req
705. it closes the circuit.Copy !req
706. Then we hit the remote.Copy !req
707. Okay.Copy !req
708. Okay, we're good. We're good, let's go.Copy !req
709. Careful.Copy !req
710. I've checked into the room next door.Copy !req
711. - Why?
- There are balconies.Copy !req
712. When he gets into bed...Copy !req
713. I give the signal by
switching off the light.Copy !req
714. And if the bomb's too powerful
and you're in the next room?Copy !req
715. Well, that won't happen.Copy !req
716. Right?Copy !req
717. Robert?Copy !req
718. - Robert?
- Robert?Copy !req
719. It won't. No.Copy !req
720. Okay.Copy !req
721. Avner.Copy !req
722. Boy or girl?Copy !req
723. A girl.Copy !req
724. Mazel tov.Copy !req
725. News from Paris.Copy !req
726. Dr. Hamshari succumbed to his wounds.Copy !req
727. So, again, mazel tov, Avner.Copy !req
728. Steve, shut up.Copy !req
729. Hey.Copy !req
730. Good evening.Copy !req
731. Good evening.Copy !req
732. Beautiful night.Copy !req
733. Beautiful night, yeah.Copy !req
734. - Where are you from? I can't place...
- Düsseldorf.Copy !req
735. Yes? I wouldn't have guessed it.Copy !req
736. I thought perhaps a Swede.Copy !req
737. I taught in Sweden,
Near Eastern languages.Copy !req
738. Really?Copy !req
739. Teaching Lebanese immigrant
women how to clean houses.Copy !req
740. In Swedish.Copy !req
741. Were you here last night?Copy !req
742. No. Just checked in. Just arrived.Copy !req
743. Don't plan to sleep.Copy !req
744. They keep at it all night.Copy !req
745. There, for hours.Copy !req
746. - Take a sleeping pill.
- That's okay.Copy !req
747. - I can sleep through anything.
- Are you sure?Copy !req
748. You don't want to borrow one of mine?Copy !req
749. - Thank you very much. It's okay.
- Really?Copy !req
750. Yes.Copy !req
751. So, good night.Copy !req
752. Pleasant dreams.Copy !req
753. Wait for the signal.Copy !req
754. Wait for Avner's light to go out.Copy !req
755. Go! Go! Go!Copy !req
756. - Oh, my God!
- Help!Copy !req
757. Oh, my eyes. My eyes, I can't see.Copy !req
758. Can someone help me?Copy !req
759. I can't see.Copy !req
760. Avner!Copy !req
761. Please! Oh, my God!Copy !req
762. I can't see.Copy !req
763. - Can you see?
- Yes.Copy !req
764. - The stairs are that way.
- Okay.Copy !req
765. - Go that way.
- Come on. Let's go!Copy !req
766. - It was much too powerful.
- Stop it.Copy !req
767. - You could've blown up innocent...
- Target number three.Copy !req
768. Target number three was not in doubt.Copy !req
769. The ceiling in the lobby cracked.
You nearly demolished...Copy !req
770. Avner might have been killed.Copy !req
771. The plastique was not what I asked for.Copy !req
772. It couldn't have been
the grade I specified.Copy !req
773. Someone changed the
marking on the explosive.Copy !req
774. What if someone changed the marking?Copy !req
775. - What do you mean?
- Louis provided the plastique.Copy !req
776. Avner, Louis provided the explosives?Copy !req
777. - Yes. Why?
- Why are we trusting him?Copy !req
778. We have no idea who he is.Copy !req
779. - He's finding our targets.
- Yes, but...Copy !req
780. But without him,
we'd be nowhere on this!Copy !req
781. The plastique was much more
powerful than what I asked for.Copy !req
782. Someone changed the label.
I could have killed you.Copy !req
783. For all we know,
Louis works for the PLO.Copy !req
784. They're using us to do
internal housecleaning.Copy !req
785. That's bullshit.Copy !req
786. Hey, whose fishing boat is this?Copy !req
787. Louis arranged it.Copy !req
788. There was nothing wrong
with the explosive.Copy !req
789. Bomb makers are nervous,
which is understandable.Copy !req
790. Fear makes them sloppy...Copy !req
791. There's nothing wrong
with my bomb maker.Copy !req
792. It's your explosives.Copy !req
793. We found three more names for you.Copy !req
794. - Three?
- Yes, three.Copy !req
795. - Thought you'd be pleased.
- I am.Copy !req
796. Who?Copy !req
797. Kemal Adwan, Kamal Nasser,
and Abu Youssef.Copy !req
798. Adwan and Abu Youssef.Copy !req
799. - Where?
- Lebanon.Copy !req
800. They're in Beirut.Copy !req
801. Adwan, Nasser, Youssef.Copy !req
802. Serious characters, huh?Copy !req
803. Extremely serious.Copy !req
804. Smile, Mr. Storsch.
It's a second Christmas.Copy !req
805. I'd like to pay you
a little extra for this.Copy !req
806. These three names.Copy !req
807. $600,000.Copy !req
808. Monsieur Storsch, my group...Copy !req
809. we don't care much for governments...Copy !req
810. any governments.Copy !req
811. We don't work with or for them.Copy !req
812. That's an absolute condition
of my theory.Copy !req
813. You understand?Copy !req
814. If I learn that your sudden
generosity was an attempt...Copy !req
815. to buy our acquiescence in
your sharing my information...Copy !req
816. with, let us say,
CIA or MI6 or Mossad...Copy !req
817. - I don't work for MI6 or CIA...
- You have no idea who you work for.Copy !req
818. Trust me. You don't.Copy !req
819. Lie to me and you will find me
abruptly unreachable...Copy !req
820. and unhappy.Copy !req
821. - Let me buy you a drink.
- No. You save your money.Copy !req
822. At these prices,
you're going to need it.Copy !req
823. It's obviously significant information.Copy !req
824. Abu Youssef is like number three
in the whole Palestinian network.Copy !req
825. It's like Arafat, Habash, and then him.Copy !req
826. Of course he's significant.
Thanks for the instruction...Copy !req
827. - and enthusiasm.
- He's the brains of the fedayeen.Copy !req
828. - I know who he is.
- Next to Salameh...Copy !req
829. Abu Youssef is the worst
guy we're after, right?Copy !req
830. And Adwan, he plans all the
actions in the West Bank, right?Copy !req
831. We get the significance.
These are serious targets.Copy !req
832. - We want to go to Beirut.
- No.Copy !req
833. You keep away from the Arab countries.Copy !req
834. Mossad and the army
will take care of it.Copy !req
835. What is this contraption?Copy !req
836. You can't send the army.
We won't allow it.Copy !req
837. You won't allow it?Copy !req
838. Our source doesn't know we're Mossad.Copy !req
839. You aren't Mossad.Copy !req
840. If commandos go to Beirut,
our source will cut us off.Copy !req
841. Why don't you and I go for a
walk and talk about this, alone?Copy !req
842. The food will get cold.Copy !req
843. - We have to go to Beirut.
- We're good at this.Copy !req
844. This is our information,
this is our job.Copy !req
845. That's touching in a
juvenile sort of way.Copy !req
846. Listen. You're doing reasonably well.Copy !req
847. - Reasonably?
- You're spending a lot of money.Copy !req
848. Well, we expected that.Copy !req
849. Lots of people in Mossad
don't know about you.Copy !req
850. No one knows.Copy !req
851. So everyone's asking,
"Who's killing the fedayeen?Copy !req
852. "Is it our guys? Why weren't we told?"Copy !req
853. Big egos. Lots of screaming.Copy !req
854. I can maybe include one or two of you...Copy !req
855. but excluding Mossad
or the army is impossible.Copy !req
856. Accept it.Copy !req
857. We will, but our source won't.Copy !req
858. Who is your source?Copy !req
859. It's time you told me.Copy !req
860. That, by the way,
is not a request. It's an order.Copy !req
861. You can't order him.
He doesn't work for you.Copy !req
862. Shut up. I pay you. You work for me.Copy !req
863. I work for a metal box in a bank in Geneva.
The box pays me.Copy !req
864. - You want to find it empty?
- I want you to let us do our work!Copy !req
865. What's the matter with you?Copy !req
866. With all of you?
Grow up and do it quick.Copy !req
867. This is not a game, a fucking game.Copy !req
868. Who has the source?
Where are you getting your information?Copy !req
869. Give me his goddamn number!Copy !req
870. I hope the old lady
next door enjoyed that.Copy !req
871. She's a little deaf but I doubt
she had any trouble hearing you.Copy !req
872. Give me the source
and we'll let you take part.Copy !req
873. Let us go to Beirut.Copy !req
874. After Beirut, we'll use our source
to find the remaining targets.Copy !req
875. Let us do our job.Copy !req
876. A lot of manpower to shoot three guys.Copy !req
877. - Ehud Barak.
- Daniel.Copy !req
878. Go!Copy !req
879. Where the fuck is he?Copy !req
880. Door!Copy !req
881. - Let's go!
- Go!Copy !req
882. Go! Go!Copy !req
883. Go!Copy !req
884. It's him!Copy !req
885. Don't shoot! No!Copy !req
886. Fedayeen!Copy !req
887. Go!Copy !req
888. - My papa would like to meet you.
- Papa?Copy !req
889. My papa. He runs our little group.Copy !req
890. I thought you ran the group.Copy !req
891. Everybody works for someone.Copy !req
892. I wasn't in Beirut.Copy !req
893. Well, someone was there.Copy !req
894. The Israeli army, according to
every newspaper on Earth.Copy !req
895. But you stayed away...Copy !req
896. after you paid so extravagantly
for the information.Copy !req
897. I don't like to keep my papa waiting.Copy !req
898. I need to tell my people
where I'm going.Copy !req
899. You don't know where you're going.Copy !req
900. And you'll need to wear this.Copy !req
901. Forget it, Louis. That's just crazy.Copy !req
902. We're done here.Copy !req
903. Shit.Copy !req
904. Wait!Copy !req
905. Wait!Copy !req
906. We're here.Copy !req
907. Papa!Copy !req
908. He's over there.Copy !req
909. Louis says you're a cook.Copy !req
910. I know how to cook, yeah.Copy !req
911. You help me?Copy !req
912. Bring these there.Copy !req
913. No, no. Don't wash. No, no.
They will taste like boiled sponge.Copy !req
914. But then why put them in the sink?Copy !req
915. If the juices spurt out,
it's a big mess.Copy !req
916. The whole kitchen will smell like piss.Copy !req
917. Peel off the fat.Copy !req
918. Let me see your hands.Copy !req
919. Too big for a good cook.Copy !req
920. That was my problem, too.
I had been a master...Copy !req
921. but I have thick, stupid,
butcher's hands just like yours.Copy !req
922. Well, we are tragic men.
Butcher's hands, gentle souls.Copy !req
923. These are going to be too sour to eat.Copy !req
924. Skin them and prick them,
boil them in sugar.Copy !req
925. A little torture,
and you'll see how nice they are.Copy !req
926. - You call me "Papa."
- I can't do that.Copy !req
927. - No?
- I have a papa already.Copy !req
928. You are devoted to him?Copy !req
929. Am I here because of
what happened in Beirut?Copy !req
930. Your papa must be proud of his son.Copy !req
931. We'll pick a few. Let the rest ripen.Copy !req
932. There are so many people to feed, but...Copy !req
933. But they are your family.
So you have to feed them.Copy !req
934. Yes. We don't work with governments.Copy !req
935. Louis said. But...Copy !req
936. But you did what you did because
you have to feed your family.Copy !req
937. I blew up trains, bridges...Copy !req
938. and trucks full of Germans
during the war.Copy !req
939. My brothers were killed,
my papa and my sister were both hanged.Copy !req
940. She was a young girl.Copy !req
941. Papa, the guest doesn't want
to hear your war stories.Copy !req
942. We paid this price,
so Vichy scum could be replaced...Copy !req
943. by Gaullist scum...Copy !req
944. and the Nazis could be
replaced by Stalin and America.Copy !req
945. We stay away from governments.Copy !req
946. We say grace?Copy !req
947. Maybe our guest could lead us.Copy !req
948. No, no, no. It's not required.Copy !req
949. Our Father, who gives us obedient
and respectful clients...Copy !req
950. who obey the rules according to
which our business thrives...Copy !req
951. whose prevarications and deceptions...Copy !req
952. In my despair I fathered madmen...Copy !req
953. who dress like factory workers,
but never do manual labor...Copy !req
954. and who read nonsense
and spout pompous bullshit...Copy !req
955. about Algerians and who love nothing...Copy !req
956. not Algerians or French...Copy !req
957. or flesh and blood, or anything living.Copy !req
958. So I have sympathy for a man
who can say, "I have a papa"...Copy !req
959. and who does
what he must for his family.Copy !req
960. I will say grace.Copy !req
961. There's some opinion you
should be punished...Copy !req
962. for what happened in Beirut.Copy !req
963. We didn't know so many would die.Copy !req
964. I'm in business with death.
Do you think I'm squeamish?Copy !req
965. The world has been rough
with you, with your tribe.Copy !req
966. It's right to respond
roughly to such treatment.Copy !req
967. You pay well and you pay promptly,
so we'll continue together.Copy !req
968. - But no more infractions.
- Thank you. You have my word.Copy !req
969. A few andouillettes and boudins noirs...Copy !req
970. black blood sausage and a
Loire cheese, Selles-sur-Cher.Copy !req
971. - We cover it in ash to preserve it.
- Thank you.Copy !req
972. You could have been my son.Copy !req
973. But you're not. Remember that.Copy !req
974. We'll do business,
but you aren't family.Copy !req
975. I have a new name for you.Copy !req
976. I want Ali Hassan Salameh.Copy !req
977. No.Copy !req
978. You know where he is.
You know where all the names are.Copy !req
979. - Salameh.
- Untouchable.Copy !req
980. Salameh.Copy !req
981. Zaid Muchassi.Copy !req
982. Zaid Muchassi is in Athens in two weeks.Copy !req
983. - Not one of our names.
- Nevertheless.Copy !req
984. He is Black September's KGB contact.Copy !req
985. Hussein al-Chir was the KGB contact.Copy !req
986. Yes. But you put a bomb under
Monsieur al-Chir's bed in Cyprus...Copy !req
987. and now he's defunct.
Muchassi is his replacement.Copy !req
988. I hear he's much tougher
than his predecessor.Copy !req
989. We offer Muchassi's
whereabouts at the new rate.Copy !req
990. - What new rate?
- Three names for $600,000...Copy !req
991. is $200,000 for one name.Copy !req
992. I need you to find me a
place to work in Athens.Copy !req
993. Of course. Safe house.Copy !req
994. Is this Louis's idea of a joke?Copy !req
995. I've had nightmares
that looked like this.Copy !req
996. So when they explode, they toss
little white balls of phosphorus...Copy !req
997. here all around his room.
Each ball, it's like a little sun.Copy !req
998. It burns at around 5,000 degrees.Copy !req
999. So the air catches fire.Copy !req
1000. Everything in the vicinity melts.Copy !req
1001. Now, the bad news is
they are grenades...Copy !req
1002. so I modified them to use
with a remote detonator.Copy !req
1003. I also should mention
that they're quite old...Copy !req
1004. like World War II.Copy !req
1005. Only four were viable.
We should dump the rest.Copy !req
1006. There's a porter at the hotel
where Muchassi's staying.Copy !req
1007. He's gonna let us in the
room when Muchassi goes out.Copy !req
1008. Hey. Who provided these
prehistoric explosives?Copy !req
1009. - Louis.
- Yeah. I'll thank him for that.Copy !req
1010. Tallyho.Copy !req
1011. Stop! Stop!Copy !req
1012. - PLO! PLO!
- ETA! ETA!Copy !req
1013. Put the gun down or we'll shoot.Copy !req
1014. Basque! Basque!Copy !req
1015. Okay.Copy !req
1016. Put the gun down! Put it down!Copy !req
1017. Put it down.Copy !req
1018. - Which French? Louis?
- Who are you? English?Copy !req
1019. Basque. ETA. Red Army Faction.Copy !req
1020. He's ANC. African. African.Copy !req
1021. We are from Amman. I'm Ali.Copy !req
1022. Said. George. Abed.Copy !req
1023. We paid for two nights.Copy !req
1024. He said it was safe.Copy !req
1025. - He told us the same.
- Yes. Safe house.Copy !req
1026. Yes.Copy !req
1027. So we're safe?Copy !req
1028. Safe.Copy !req
1029. Everyone is safe.Copy !req
1030. Eventually the Arab states
will rise against Israel.Copy !req
1031. They don't like Palestinians,
but they hate the Jews more.Copy !req
1032. It won't be like 1967.Copy !req
1033. The rest of the world will see by
then what the Israelis do to us.Copy !req
1034. They won't help when Egypt
and Syria attack. Even Jordan.Copy !req
1035. Israel will cease to exist.Copy !req
1036. What?Copy !req
1037. This is a dream. You can't take back
a country you never had.Copy !req
1038. - You sound like a Jew.
- Fuck you.Copy !req
1039. I'm the voice inside your head
telling you what you already know.Copy !req
1040. You people have nothing to bargain with.Copy !req
1041. You'll never get the land back.Copy !req
1042. You'll all die old men in refugee
camps waiting for Palestine.Copy !req
1043. We have a lot of children.
They'll have children.Copy !req
1044. So we can wait forever.Copy !req
1045. And if we need to, we can make
the whole planet unsafe for Jews.Copy !req
1046. You kill Jews and the world
feels bad for them...Copy !req
1047. - and thinks you are animals.
- Yes.Copy !req
1048. But then the world will see how
they've made us into animals.Copy !req
1049. They'll start to ask questions
about the conditions in our cages.Copy !req
1050. You are Arabs.
There are lots of places for Arabs.Copy !req
1051. You're a Jew sympathizer.Copy !req
1052. All you Germans,
you're too soft on Israel.Copy !req
1053. Well, you give us money,
but you feel guilty about Hitler.Copy !req
1054. And the Jews exploit that guilt.Copy !req
1055. My father didn't gas any Jews.Copy !req
1056. - Tell me something, Ali.
- What?Copy !req
1057. Do you really miss your
father's olive trees?Copy !req
1058. Do you honestly think you have
to get back all that... that nothing?Copy !req
1059. That chalky soil and stone huts.Copy !req
1060. Is that what you really
want for your children?Copy !req
1061. It absolutely is.Copy !req
1062. It will take a hundred years,
but we'll win.Copy !req
1063. How long did it take the Jews
to get their own country?Copy !req
1064. How long did it take the Germans
to make Germany?Copy !req
1065. And look how well that worked out.Copy !req
1066. You don't know what it
is not to have a home.Copy !req
1067. That's why you European Reds
don't get it.Copy !req
1068. You say, "It's nothing,"
but you have a home to come back to.Copy !req
1069. ETA, ANC, IRA...Copy !req
1070. we all pretend we care about
your international revolution...Copy !req
1071. but we don't care.Copy !req
1072. We want to be nations.Copy !req
1073. Home is everything.Copy !req
1074. - No, no, no.
- No, I watch.Copy !req
1075. You only take money
enclosed in papers, yes?Copy !req
1076. Of course.Copy !req
1077. Look there.Copy !req
1078. Here they come in their pumpkin coach.Copy !req
1079. The Russians and...Copy !req
1080. Cinderella.Copy !req
1081. Do we detonate if the other
Arabs go into the room with him?Copy !req
1082. Why are the Russians waiting?Copy !req
1083. - Why don't they leave?
- They are waiting.Copy !req
1084. - We are waiting. Stay calm.
- Hey, I'm calm.Copy !req
1085. - He's in his room. Do it.
- Is he alone?Copy !req
1086. - How do we know if he's alone?
- Just flip the switch. Do it.Copy !req
1087. - I don't understand it.
- What's wrong?Copy !req
1088. It's a piece of shit.Copy !req
1089. - What? Fuck! Not again.
- Wait, wait.Copy !req
1090. Where's the explosion?
It should've exploded by now.Copy !req
1091. - What's gone wrong?
- It's another malfunction.Copy !req
1092. You know what?Copy !req
1093. - Or maybe it's delayed...
- He has fucked up again!Copy !req
1094. - Or maybe it could still blow up.
- This is a waste of time!Copy !req
1095. Careful with that stuff, Hans.Copy !req
1096. - Hans!
- Hans, what are you doing?Copy !req
1097. Hans, get back here!Copy !req
1098. Hey, hey! What is he doing?Copy !req
1099. Hans. No, no.Copy !req
1100. So how long is he going to be?Copy !req
1101. Maybe one hour.Copy !req
1102. I know you.Copy !req
1103. Stop!Copy !req
1104. Get in! Head down!Copy !req
1105. Ali? Ali? Ali?Copy !req
1106. Are you incapable of making
something that works?Copy !req
1107. Shut up! You shut up!Copy !req
1108. Does anybody speak Greek?Copy !req
1109. - Shut him up!
- Did we kill a Russian?Copy !req
1110. - That's not good!
- Where did you get your training?Copy !req
1111. Every single bomb,
every fucking one, is fucked up.Copy !req
1112. I was not trained to do this!Copy !req
1113. I was trained to dismantle bombs,
not to build them!Copy !req
1114. Holy shit.Copy !req
1115. Shin Bet wanted bomb dismantlers.
They picked me from the army.Copy !req
1116. - A toy maker.
- Give me some money.Copy !req
1117. They figured I was good
with small machines.Copy !req
1118. But then after Munich, they asked
if I could build bombs instead.Copy !req
1119. So I said yes.Copy !req
1120. Come on. Here.Copy !req
1121. The three went to the side
of the customs hall...Copy !req
1122. took out pieces of their rifles,
and quickly assembled them.Copy !req
1123. Then they threw hand grenades into
the long queues of passengers...Copy !req
1124. waiting to clear passport control
and began automatic fire.Copy !req
1125. It was all over in a matter of minutes.Copy !req
1126. And the firing was indiscriminate.Copy !req
1127. Salameh is in London.Copy !req
1128. He goes there periodically to
meet with his CIA contact.Copy !req
1129. - His what?
- Salameh works for the CIA.Copy !req
1130. Bullshit.Copy !req
1131. Salameh guarantees
that Black September...Copy !req
1132. won't touch American diplomats.Copy !req
1133. In exchange,
the CIA gives him lots of money.Copy !req
1134. And they don't ask what he uses it for.Copy !req
1135. Did he tell them
about Munich in advance?Copy !req
1136. Did the CIA know about Munich?Copy !req
1137. The CIA didn't even know
Black September existed...Copy !req
1138. before Munich.Copy !req
1139. One of the guerrillas was
shot through the head...Copy !req
1140. by a ricochet bullet.Copy !req
1141. A second was blown up
by his own hand grenade.Copy !req
1142. Since then, he's been busy.Copy !req
1143. Hasn't he?Copy !req
1144. All manner of costly exercises.Copy !req
1145. Shooting tourists
in the Athens airport...Copy !req
1146. blowing up pharmacies in Amsterdam...Copy !req
1147. and that Mossad agent
in Barcelona before that.Copy !req
1148. Europe hasn't been this interesting
since Napoleon marched to Moscow.Copy !req
1149. Do you have to do that here?Copy !req
1150. Salameh is in London.
For the usual price.Copy !req
1151. We followed him from
his doctor to his hotel.Copy !req
1152. - He's here for eye treatment.
- Salameh. You saw him?Copy !req
1153. - You followed him?
- Yes.Copy !req
1154. - Wearing sunglasses in the rain.
- Why didn't you shoot him?Copy !req
1155. There were bodyguards. Civilians.Copy !req
1156. - Were they armed?
- Yes.Copy !req
1157. Well then, they're not civilians.
I'd have done it...Copy !req
1158. if you'd give me half a chance
to actually shoot someone.Copy !req
1159. I'm the only one who actually
wants to shoot these guys.Copy !req
1160. Maybe that's why we never let you do it.Copy !req
1161. - We only go after our targets.
- Since when?Copy !req
1162. I mean, why are
we worried about that now?Copy !req
1163. Do you have any idea how
many laws we've broken?Copy !req
1164. It's time to stop your agonizing.
It's counterproductive.Copy !req
1165. Including, incidentally,
the laws of the state of Israel...Copy !req
1166. which has no death penalty.Copy !req
1167. You know what your problem is, habibi?Copy !req
1168. You're disorientated.Copy !req
1169. Because the guys we're killing
are dressed in expensive suits...Copy !req
1170. and this is London
and not some ugly Arab village.Copy !req
1171. I'm not disoriented.Copy !req
1172. I'm keeping my sanity by
occasionally reminding myself...Copy !req
1173. that in spite of...Copy !req
1174. But it's the same
old war we're fighting...Copy !req
1175. I'm still, at least in principle,
a human being.Copy !req
1176. over the same old scrap of desert!Copy !req
1177. It's just we've brought our war
to Copenhagen and Kensington...Copy !req
1178. and it's not like these European
anti-Semites don't deserve that.Copy !req
1179. Unless we learn to act like them,
we will never defeat them.Copy !req
1180. We act like them all the time.Copy !req
1181. What, you think the Palestinians
invented bloodshed?Copy !req
1182. How do you think we got control
of the land? By being nice?Copy !req
1183. Somebody pull down this man's pants.
See if he's circumcised.Copy !req
1184. I think we have
a double agent in our midst.Copy !req
1185. - Don't you dare accuse me of that!
- Stop it!Copy !req
1186. My son died in '67,
you foul-mouthed son of a bitch.Copy !req
1187. Everything you can ask,
I've done for Israel.Copy !req
1188. Ask for a reassignment
if this is so distasteful.Copy !req
1189. - Why, it's not distasteful to you?
- No.Copy !req
1190. 'Cause the only blood that
matters to me is Jewish blood.Copy !req
1191. Nice job. Nice job leading.Copy !req
1192. If the bodyguards are armed,
we kill them.Copy !req
1193. - They're armed.
- Well, then we kill them!Copy !req
1194. Taxi!Copy !req
1195. Taxi!Copy !req
1196. Roger Burke, you ugly fuck!
What are you doing in London?Copy !req
1197. Get your hands off me.Copy !req
1198. Put them up.
Put them up, you fat, wet puss!Copy !req
1199. Let's show these limey fucks
what we're made of.Copy !req
1200. Hey, wait a minute! Who the fuck...
Who do you think this is then?Copy !req
1201. - Roger Burke.
- Who do you think this is?Copy !req
1202. - No, you idiot. That is not...
- Lay off him, asshole.Copy !req
1203. - That's not him. Come on.
- It's Roger Burke.Copy !req
1204. I'm sorry about my friend, you know?Copy !req
1205. He's a fucked-up, belligerent guy
with a serious drinking problem.Copy !req
1206. - Hey, come here.
- Lose it.Copy !req
1207. - Come on. Calm down!
- Hey, calm down.Copy !req
1208. Hey, come here! Calm down!Copy !req
1209. Back off. Get back!Copy !req
1210. - Back off! Back off!
- Fuck off!Copy !req
1211. It's me. All right!Copy !req
1212. - All right. Come on.
- Fuck off!Copy !req
1213. - It's me, Roger, Orrin!
- Come on.Copy !req
1214. - It's me. Remember me? Sorry.
- It's all right.Copy !req
1215. You should have ducked, Roger!Copy !req
1216. Fucking Americans!Copy !req
1217. - What the fuck is that?
- Was it Salameh?Copy !req
1218. Yes, of course it was fucking Salameh!Copy !req
1219. I take it she'd eat you up a bit, huh?Copy !req
1220. You old dog.Copy !req
1221. He's got some ideas.Copy !req
1222. - Oh, the American bloke?
- Aren't we all?Copy !req
1223. So you've heard these rumors?
These are wild stories.Copy !req
1224. - Wild stories.
- Yeah?Copy !req
1225. Yeah.Copy !req
1226. Can I?Copy !req
1227. I have to go to bed soon.
I work in the morning.Copy !req
1228. What kind of work do you do?Copy !req
1229. The kind that drives you to drink.Copy !req
1230. We must have the same job, then.Copy !req
1231. I love your accent.Copy !req
1232. I love your perfume.Copy !req
1233. Cuts right through the smoke.Copy !req
1234. Does it?Copy !req
1235. It's very nice.Copy !req
1236. Look, I don't want to be forward...Copy !req
1237. but it's late...Copy !req
1238. and I do have to get up early.Copy !req
1239. So...Copy !req
1240. - So?
- So...Copy !req
1241. So, you're very nice, and...Copy !req
1242. Are you really going to make me ask?Copy !req
1243. I just can't.Copy !req
1244. Pity.Copy !req
1245. - You're very attractive.
- I know.Copy !req
1246. If you come to your senses...Copy !req
1247. once you get up to your lonely room...Copy !req
1248. well, maybe I'll be here.Copy !req
1249. Or maybe I'll be in my room,
alone in bed.Copy !req
1250. Good night.Copy !req
1251. The drunk Americans.
You think they were CIA?Copy !req
1252. They could've been.
For all we know, Louis is CIA.Copy !req
1253. They work both sides. Everyone does.Copy !req
1254. Or Louis is Mossad.
Now, maybe he isn't...Copy !req
1255. but they're using him
to feed us information.Copy !req
1256. There's no direct link.Copy !req
1257. Or Mossad's giving it to CIA,
which is giving it to Louis...Copy !req
1258. and Ephraim's demanding
we give him Louis...Copy !req
1259. because he knows we expect him to do...Copy !req
1260. Stop chasing the mice inside your skull.Copy !req
1261. You know, I never thought you'd last.Copy !req
1262. I thought the same about you.Copy !req
1263. From the beginning
you seemed so reluctant.Copy !req
1264. I was born reluctant. Ask my mother.Copy !req
1265. If I can't kvetch, I can't do my job.Copy !req
1266. You ever feel reluctant?Copy !req
1267. I'm not comfortable with confusion.Copy !req
1268. I knew guys like you in the army.Copy !req
1269. You'll do any terrifying
thing you're asked to do...Copy !req
1270. but you have to do it running.Copy !req
1271. You think you can outrun
your fears, your doubts.Copy !req
1272. The only thing that really
scares you guys is stillness.Copy !req
1273. But everyone's overtaken, eventually.Copy !req
1274. Now, the mice need a brandy.
Will you join me?Copy !req
1275. No, I'm going to go upstairs,
straight to bed.Copy !req
1276. You okay drinking by yourself?Copy !req
1277. It's just a shot to numb the brain.
Good night.Copy !req
1278. Oh.Copy !req
1279. - Beware of the local honey trap.
- Indeed?Copy !req
1280. You can't miss her. You don't want to.Copy !req
1281. Hello.Copy !req
1282. This is a trunk call from Mr. Storsch.Copy !req
1283. Do you accept the charges?Copy !req
1284. Shit, Avner, you woke up the baby,
but that's okay... I mean...Copy !req
1285. How are you?Copy !req
1286. I miss you.Copy !req
1287. You're in England or Australia...Copy !req
1288. - or the North Pole...
- Yeah, that's right.Copy !req
1289. So listen, I was thinking...Copy !req
1290. when I'm finished doing
what I'm doing here...Copy !req
1291. I want to come to Brooklyn to see you.Copy !req
1292. Brooklyn is depressing.
It's got more churches than Jerusalem.Copy !req
1293. Listen to her talk.Copy !req
1294. - Can you hear me? Can she hear me?
- Yeah, yeah.Copy !req
1295. Hey. Talk to me.Copy !req
1296. Daphna, make her talk.Copy !req
1297. Dada.Copy !req
1298. Hey. Hey, sweetheart. It's your papa.Copy !req
1299. This is my voice, darling.Copy !req
1300. This is what I sound like.
Don't forget, okay?Copy !req
1301. Listen, I have to get her to bed.
She's tired.Copy !req
1302. She'll dream about you.Copy !req
1303. We're standing at a distance,
as instructed by the terrorists.Copy !req
1304. Are we going? Is it to the airport?Copy !req
1305. Can we talk to someone, just to say...Copy !req
1306. Shut up, okay?
Just get on the bus, okay?Copy !req
1307. Just to tell our families.
Just to say we are all right!Copy !req
1308. Everybody, just relax, okay?
Relax! Calm down.Copy !req
1309. We will ride this bus and fly away.
After, you go back to your home...Copy !req
1310. or to your Olympic Games.Copy !req
1311. Carl. You asshole.Copy !req
1312. I saw her first.Copy !req
1313. Carl?Copy !req
1314. She's Dutch, not political,
entirely business-minded.Copy !req
1315. She lives in Hoorn. She's there now.Copy !req
1316. This is dependable information.Copy !req
1317. For which you pay nothing.Copy !req
1318. We're giving you this.
You understand why?Copy !req
1319. Because you want me to believe
that you had nothing to do...Copy !req
1320. with the murder of my partner.Copy !req
1321. We inhabit a world of
intersecting secrecies.Copy !req
1322. We live and die at the places
where those secrecies meet.Copy !req
1323. That's what we accept.Copy !req
1324. We buy information for you
from your enemies.Copy !req
1325. This alerts them.Copy !req
1326. You're not the only people
looking for names.Copy !req
1327. You're telling me I'm being hunted now?Copy !req
1328. He's telling you it's time
for you to quit.Copy !req
1329. The race is not to the swift,
nor the battle to the strong...Copy !req
1330. but time and chance happens to them all.Copy !req
1331. Evil falls suddenly.Copy !req
1332. Who can say when it falls?Copy !req
1333. So you're really gonna kill her?Copy !req
1334. - All this blood comes back to us.
- Eventually it will work.Copy !req
1335. Even if it takes years, we'll beat them.Copy !req
1336. We're Jews, Avner.Copy !req
1337. Jews don't do wrong because
our enemies do wrong.Copy !req
1338. We can't afford to be
that decent anymore.Copy !req
1339. I don't know that we ever
were that decent.Copy !req
1340. Suffering thousands of years of
hatred doesn't make you decent.Copy !req
1341. But we're supposed to be righteous.
That's a beautiful thing.Copy !req
1342. That's Jewish.Copy !req
1343. That's what I knew,
that's what I was taught.Copy !req
1344. And now I'm losing it,
and I lose that, that's...Copy !req
1345. - That's...
- That's everything.Copy !req
1346. That's my soul.Copy !req
1347. You need to go rest somewhere.
You don't have to do this one.Copy !req
1348. When I need you again, I'll find you.Copy !req
1349. Excuse me. Who are you?Copy !req
1350. Do you know why we're here?Copy !req
1351. I want to get dressed, okay?Copy !req
1352. Maybe you want to hire me.
You know how good I am.Copy !req
1353. No. Don't.Copy !req
1354. It's such a fucking waste of talent.Copy !req
1355. Where're you going? Stay here.Copy !req
1356. Shell. Shell.Copy !req
1357. Yeah.Copy !req
1358. Leave it.Copy !req
1359. In seven months we've
killed six of the 11 names.Copy !req
1360. We've killed one replacement.Copy !req
1361. One of our targets
is in prison and four...Copy !req
1362. including Ali Hassan Salameh,
are at large.Copy !req
1363. One of our own has fallen.Copy !req
1364. Since we began, the other side has
sent letter bombs to 11 embassies...Copy !req
1365. hijacked three planes...Copy !req
1366. killed 130 passengers in Athens
and wounded scores more...Copy !req
1367. and killed our military
attaché in Washington.Copy !req
1368. Some of it was done by a Venezuelan
called Carlos the Jackal...Copy !req
1369. who replaced Zaid Muchassi...Copy !req
1370. who replaced Hussein al-Chir.Copy !req
1371. Black September's original
leadership has been decimated.Copy !req
1372. But new leaders are emerging...Copy !req
1373. for whom Black September
wasn't violent enough.Copy !req
1374. And to dispatch our six
dispatched targets...Copy !req
1375. we must have spent something
close to $2 million, right?Copy !req
1376. You've been cooking.
Are you expecting company?Copy !req
1377. Mrs. Meir says to the Knesset...Copy !req
1378. the world must see that killing Jews...Copy !req
1379. will be from now on an
expensive proposition.Copy !req
1380. But killing Palestinians
isn't exactly cheap.Copy !req
1381. - If all 11 were dead, you'd stop?
- Yes.Copy !req
1382. You're lying.
What about their replacements?Copy !req
1383. With each time we kill,
we create six more.Copy !req
1384. Maybe they'll have to
keep killing them, then.Copy !req
1385. Forever.Copy !req
1386. Five targets are still alive.Copy !req
1387. That's five men that need to be killed.Copy !req
1388. Eventually you forget that in
the beginning you hated doing it.Copy !req
1389. For me personally,
I feel less every day.Copy !req
1390. One day I'm going to wake up,
I'm going to kill...Copy !req
1391. I'm going to go back to bed,
I'm not going to feel anything at all.Copy !req
1392. Hey, Hans? You know there's a rule
in the book against blind drunks.Copy !req
1393. Why don't you stop drinking
and eat something?Copy !req
1394. I mean, there's enough food
here to feed Bangladesh.Copy !req
1395. I keep seeing that Dutch woman,
you know, sprawled out like that.Copy !req
1396. It's not that I wish
we hadn't killed her.Copy !req
1397. I wish I had let you
close up her housecoat.Copy !req
1398. Yeah, but you weren't yourself.Copy !req
1399. Avner.Copy !req
1400. Avner.Copy !req
1401. Avner.Copy !req
1402. I went to Hans' flat above
the antique shop...Copy !req
1403. just to check up on him
because he was so...Copy !req
1404. Anyway, he's gone somewhere,
and I waited all night...Copy !req
1405. and he's not come back.Copy !req
1406. Knife.Copy !req
1407. They didn't take anything.Copy !req
1408. What?Copy !req
1409. It will be beautiful.Copy !req
1410. Ali Hassan Salameh is
in Tarifa on the Spanish coast.Copy !req
1411. He's at a compound guarded
by all the predictable trouble.Copy !req
1412. Bomb makers often die accidental deaths.Copy !req
1413. In Athens you shot a KGB agent.Copy !req
1414. Many people must want to kill you,
Monsieur Storsch.Copy !req
1415. But why would I do that?
You pay better than anyone.Copy !req
1416. It's dangerous going after Salameh.Copy !req
1417. But he planned the Munich massacre.Copy !req
1418. Eliminate him, and they'll let you
go home. Don't you think?Copy !req
1419. Yes, Louis. I do.Copy !req
1420. You could have a kitchen
like that someday.Copy !req
1421. It costs dearly, but home always does.Copy !req
1422. Shit! It's like a funhouse in there.Copy !req
1423. Can you tell how many?Copy !req
1424. That's him.Copy !req
1425. Are you sure it's him, Avner?Copy !req
1426. You have to be sure.Copy !req
1427. - I'm Avner Kaufman.
- We know.Copy !req
1428. - You want to ride with us?
- Hop in.Copy !req
1429. Please.Copy !req
1430. I'm Amos. This is Avi. Shin Bet.Copy !req
1431. We're not supposed
to know who you are...Copy !req
1432. because we're not officers.Copy !req
1433. We're just shit
and no one tells us shit.Copy !req
1434. We've heard about what you've done.Copy !req
1435. We want to say it's an honor
to meet you.Copy !req
1436. It's an honor for me, too.Copy !req
1437. I have no problems with
anything you guys did...Copy !req
1438. except the woman
on the houseboat in Hoorn.Copy !req
1439. Steve's told us about her.Copy !req
1440. We took a leave of absence...Copy !req
1441. and killed her off the company clock.Copy !req
1442. Don't be an idiot.Copy !req
1443. Otherwise, as I said, we have no
problems with the job you did.Copy !req
1444. Except three of my men died.Copy !req
1445. According to your colleague...Copy !req
1446. I should say, emphatically,
according to your colleague...Copy !req
1447. not in any way your fault.Copy !req
1448. He sings your praises.Copy !req
1449. Best guy he ever worked for, and so on.Copy !req
1450. He says this French group...
Louis was his name?Copy !req
1451. They sold the terrorists information
regarding your whereabouts.Copy !req
1452. They helped kill your men.Copy !req
1453. I know Steve believes that,
but it's not true.Copy !req
1454. Tell us who they are.Copy !req
1455. They won't work with you.Copy !req
1456. - It's about loyalty.
- You're an Israeli officer.Copy !req
1457. That's your only loyalty! That's it!Copy !req
1458. Okay.Copy !req
1459. This is General Hofi of
the Northern Command.Copy !req
1460. You look good.Copy !req
1461. Listen, the Prime Minister is
proud of you and your men.Copy !req
1462. She wishes she could tell you herself,
but she can't.Copy !req
1463. She never heard of you, right?Copy !req
1464. Good. She says you've done
a great thing for your people.Copy !req
1465. For Israel.Copy !req
1466. That's it.
There is no medal or anything.Copy !req
1467. June 16, 1973. Avner Kaufman interview.Copy !req
1468. Go ahead.Copy !req
1469. Tell me what you learned.Copy !req
1470. - What I learned?
- Yes.Copy !req
1471. What did you learn?Copy !req
1472. For God's sake!Copy !req
1473. Tell me the names and
numbers of your sources.Copy !req
1474. Avner, tell me.Copy !req
1475. Tell me the names and
numbers of your sources.Copy !req
1476. Please.Copy !req
1477. I can have you court-martialed,
and I might.Copy !req
1478. You can't. I don't work for you.Copy !req
1479. I don't exist.Copy !req
1480. - You look terrible.
- I'm not good right now.Copy !req
1481. You don't need to tell me anything.
It's taken a lot from you.Copy !req
1482. - I'm alive, right?
- And the rest sorts itself out.Copy !req
1483. I'm not a fool, Avner.
I never said you were a fool.Copy !req
1484. Everyone in Europe died.
Most of my family.Copy !req
1485. A huge family.Copy !req
1486. I never talked to you about it.Copy !req
1487. - I knew.
- You knew? So what was there to say?Copy !req
1488. I didn't die, because I came here.Copy !req
1489. When I arrived, I walked up to
the top of a hill in Jerusalem...Copy !req
1490. and prayed for a child.Copy !req
1491. I never prayed before,
but I was praying then.Copy !req
1492. And I could feel every one
of them praying with me.Copy !req
1493. You are what we prayed for.Copy !req
1494. What you did, you did for us.Copy !req
1495. You did for your daughter,
but also for us.Copy !req
1496. Every one of the ones who died,
died wanting this.Copy !req
1497. We had to take it,
because no one will ever give it to us.Copy !req
1498. A place to be a Jew among Jews,
subject to no one.Copy !req
1499. I thank God for hearing my prayer.Copy !req
1500. Do you want to know, Mama?Copy !req
1501. Do you want me to tell you what I did?Copy !req
1502. No.Copy !req
1503. Whatever it took, whatever it takes.Copy !req
1504. A place on Earth.
We have a place on Earth.Copy !req
1505. At last.Copy !req
1506. - What's this?
- Baklava.Copy !req
1507. From Rehovot? The only edible
baklava is from the Arabs in Jaffa.Copy !req
1508. Eat it on the plane. You're too thin.Copy !req
1509. I hope it gives you a bellyache.Copy !req
1510. Listen, forget it.Copy !req
1511. You go see your wife, your child,
rest for a few more months.Copy !req
1512. Then we're gonna
put you back in the field.Copy !req
1513. Not Europe. Probably Latin America.Copy !req
1514. You think it over. Rest, Avner.
Then you come back.Copy !req
1515. No.Copy !req
1516. That's all right.Copy !req
1517. Oh, no, no, no. It's okay. It's okay.Copy !req
1518. Look at that beautiful hair.Copy !req
1519. Nightmares?Copy !req
1520. Yes.Copy !req
1521. Come back to bed.Copy !req
1522. I have no idea where I should be.Copy !req
1523. The place is nice.
You've made it really nice.Copy !req
1524. The kitchen's too big.Copy !req
1525. Sylvie, I need to speak to your father.Copy !req
1526. Is Louis there?Copy !req
1527. I need to speak to your father.
Have him call me.Copy !req
1528. 212-664-7665.Copy !req
1529. I'll wait. He must call me. I'll wait.Copy !req
1530. Am I being hunted?Copy !req
1531. Is my family being hunted?Copy !req
1532. How is your father? He's well?
Your family is well?Copy !req
1533. I don't know. How is my family?
Are they well?Copy !req
1534. Are they going to be okay?Copy !req
1535. I'm sending you a parcel
of sausage and cheese.Copy !req
1536. Real cheese.
The kind you can't find in America.Copy !req
1537. It isn't pasteurized,
so it won't taste like shit.Copy !req
1538. It's a real pleasure to
hear your voice again.Copy !req
1539. I think about you with concern.Copy !req
1540. Do you believe me?Copy !req
1541. Avner?Copy !req
1542. You believe me, Avner?Copy !req
1543. You know my name?Copy !req
1544. Of course I do.Copy !req
1545. Now, listen to me. It's important.Copy !req
1546. No harm will come to you from me.Copy !req
1547. You can't go in there, sir.
It's a restricted area. Sir?Copy !req
1548. I tried to stop him.
I don't know who this guy is.Copy !req
1549. Security!Copy !req
1550. If you're Mossad, you know who I am.Copy !req
1551. If you don't,
tell Ephraim Avner came to see him.Copy !req
1552. Being in this room
is by appointment only.Copy !req
1553. Shut up and listen to me.Copy !req
1554. I won't hesitate to kill
other people's children...Copy !req
1555. - if you hurt my child. Understand?
- Do I know you, sir?Copy !req
1556. Or wives if you hurt my wife,
or fathers if you hurt my father.Copy !req
1557. I don't care. I'll go to the newspapers.Copy !req
1558. I'll give every name of everybody
who was in the meetings.Copy !req
1559. I'll tell them everything if you
don't leave my family alone! Okay?Copy !req
1560. I love you.Copy !req
1561. Avner.Copy !req
1562. Phone for you.Copy !req
1563. He's Israeli.Copy !req
1564. You think we'd hurt your family?Copy !req
1565. I think anyone is capable of anything.Copy !req
1566. I think you're losing your mind.Copy !req
1567. Did I commit murder?Copy !req
1568. I want you to give me proof
that everyone we killed...Copy !req
1569. had a hand in Munich.Copy !req
1570. I don't discuss such things
with people who don't exist.Copy !req
1571. You want to discuss,
come back to existence.Copy !req
1572. You want your daughter
to grow up in exile?Copy !req
1573. I want evidence.Copy !req
1574. Professor Hamshari with
the beautiful wife and child?Copy !req
1575. He was implicated in a failed
assassination attempt on Ben-Gurion.Copy !req
1576. He was recruiting for Fatah France.Copy !req
1577. You stopped him.Copy !req
1578. We should have tried
to bring him to Israel.Copy !req
1579. And Zwaiter,
your harmless little writer in Rome?Copy !req
1580. He was behind the bomb on
El Al flight 76 in 1968.Copy !req
1581. He was working on
another bomb last August.Copy !req
1582. I could go on and on with this.Copy !req
1583. According to evidence nobody has seen.Copy !req
1584. If these people committed crimes,
we should have arrested them.Copy !req
1585. Like Eichmann.Copy !req
1586. If these guys live, Israelis die.Copy !req
1587. Whatever doubts you have,
Avner, you know this is true.Copy !req
1588. You did well, but you're unhappy.Copy !req
1589. - I killed seven men.
- Not Salameh.Copy !req
1590. We'll get him, of course.Copy !req
1591. You think you were the only team?Copy !req
1592. It's a big operation.
You were only a part.Copy !req
1593. Does that assuage your guilt?Copy !req
1594. Did we accomplish anything at all?Copy !req
1595. Every man we killed has
been replaced by worse.Copy !req
1596. Why cut my fingernails?
They'll grow back.Copy !req
1597. Did we kill to replace
the terrorist leadership...Copy !req
1598. or the Palestinian leadership?Copy !req
1599. You tell me what we've done.Copy !req
1600. You killed them for the
sake of a country...Copy !req
1601. you now choose to abandon.Copy !req
1602. The country your mother and father built,
that you were born into.Copy !req
1603. You killed them for Munich,
for the future, for peace.Copy !req
1604. There's no peace at the end of this,
no matter what you believe.Copy !req
1605. - You know this is true.
- Here's what I know.Copy !req
1606. Your father is sick,
your mother will be alone.Copy !req
1607. You're a sabra.
Your wife and daughter are sabras.Copy !req
1608. What I came to say is this...Copy !req
1609. come home.Copy !req
1610. Come to my house for dinner tonight.Copy !req
1611. Come on.
You're a Jew, you're a stranger.Copy !req
1612. It's written someplace or
other that I'm meant to...Copy !req
1613. ask you to come and break bread with me.Copy !req
1614. So break bread with me, Ephraim.Copy !req
1615. No.Copy !req