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My father bought it For just two coins

The lamb! The lamb!

My father bought it For just two coins

As the Haggadah relates

Along came the cat

And ate up the lamb

The dog choked the cat

That ate the lamb

That my father bought

For just two coins

The lamb! The lamb!

Along came the stick

To beat the dog

That choked the cat

That ate the lamb That my father bought

That he bought For just two coins

The lamb! The lamb!

Then came a fire And burnt the stick

That beat the dog

That choked the cat

That ate the lamb That my father bought

For just two coins

The lamb! The lamb!

Then water came And quenched the fire

That burnt the stick

That beat the dog

That choked the cat

That ate the lamb That my father bought

For just two coins

The lamb! The lamb!

Then came an ox and drank the water That quenched the fire

That burnt the stick

That beat the dog

That choked the cat

That ate the lamb That my father bought

For just two coins

The lamb! The lamb!

Along came a butcher and killed the ox that drank the water

That quenched the fire

That burnt the stick

That beat the dog

That choked the cat

That ate the lamb That my father bought

Then came the Angel of Death And slew the butcher

Who killed the ox That drank the water

That quenched the fire

That burnt the stick

That beat the dog

That choked the cat

That ate the lamb That my father bought

For just two coins

The lamb! The lamb!

Why do you sing, little lamb?

Spring isn't yet here And Passover neither

Have you changed?

I have changed this year

And every evening, Like each evening,

I have only asked four questions

But, tonight, I have thought of another question

How long will this circle of horror last?

Tonight, I have thought of another question

How long will this circle of horror last?

Of persecutor and persecuted, Of executioner and victim

When will this madness end?

What has changed this year?

This year, I have changed

I was a meek lamb

I have become a tiger and a wild wolf

I was a dove, a gazelle

Today, I don't know who I am

My father bought it For just two coins

The lamb! The lamb!

Our father bought it For just two coins

And everything is starting again

Can we leave this place?

Please.

Where to?

I don't know.

Not anymore.

I'm ready.

Hello.

You're going to Jordan? - Yes.

Your passports, please.

This is mine.

All right. Do you have a weapon? - No.

Let them through.

Thank you.

You're going to Jordan? - Yes.

Move forward slowly. Slowly.

Move forward, move forward.

Move forward, madam.

Stop the engine. Your passports.

Gently, one thing at a time.

Hello.

This is my passport.

And yours?

How did you meet?

Shall I answer?

I'm her driver. - Sorry! He's talking to her!

You're her driver?

Yes. It's perfectly normal! - What company?

The name's on the door. Moshe ben Moshe.

Who's Moshe? - My husband.

Reason for travel?

I'm going to show her Jordan.

Will you be in Jordan long?

Just 24 hours. - I understand.

All those bags for 24 hours?

Know how many bags they have in the back?

Calm down.

Whose suitcases are they?

It's complicated.

They belong to her mother... in... law, Mrs. Breitberg.

I was due to drive her.

Ever heard of the foolish passenger?

She left her bags in my car!

Let's take the car apart.

What's your training? - Benchetrit. Shimshon 1989.

I understand. Calm down.

That passenger, Ann Mary Murphy, was married to a guy.

She didn't know explosives had been put in her bags.

But I'm Israeli!

I ask these questions for your security and that of the State.

Let me take the car apart!

The girl looks like a hooker.

Be polite, you.

You don't give me orders. Stay out of this!

Where are you going after Jordan?

I have an idea.

Do you have family in Jordan? - Of course not.

I'm just showing her Jordan.

All those cases for a day trip?

I can leave them here.

They're not ours. I'll pick them up on the way back.

Go to passport control, I'll check.

I don't mind leaving them.

Go to passport control. We'll check.

Thank you very much.

A word of advice. Change your passport photo,

it doesn't look like you anymore.

Show some respect, please!

Calm down.

What a nerve!

We'll meet again!

Hello.

Wonderful.

Hello.

Welcome.

Can I help you?

I'd like...

Bachar!

Come, my son.

Fill it up. High... octane.

Thank you. - Would you like a coffee?

No, no.

Until 1948, I lived in Jaffa.

And then...

Wash her properly!

Hey, Tsupi. Calm down.

Did you hear that noise? Take over.

Moshe!

What happened? Are you all right?

Moshe, talk to me.

It's just a little blood, don't worry.

A little blood? You're drenched in it!

Where's the car, Hanna? - What car?

I've been working on it all night!

Moshe, you're wounded. Forget the car.

Moshe, I'm going for help.

You're covered in blood.

I have to go to the free zone, to the American's.

That bastard owes us money. - He thinks of money now!

I'll get help, I'll call an ambulance.

Lie down. Don't move.

Hanna, you have to pick up Mrs. Breitberg.

She can wait!

I'm going... - Hanna!

Lie down. Don't move!

I'm going to get help.

Don't forget Mrs. Breitberg!

Moshe, I'm going to call an ambulance. Don't move.

She's arriving with Julio!

He has a head wound. He's talking rubbish.

I'll be right back. Stay where you are, okay?

Regional medical center.

Please hold.

Good evening. - It's Hanna ben Moshe.

Who? - Hanna ben Moshe.

Oh, Hanna! - Yes, it's me.

I need help. - What's the problem?

In our garage... In Moshe ben Moshe's garage...

He's seriously wounded.

Send an ambulance. Hurry.

Shell or rocket?

Don't tell the girls.

Don't panic them.

Did you have a good flight, Mrs. Breitberg?

Iberia? - No.

El Al is good!

Moshe isn't well.

Moshe, wounded.

Is it serious? - Yes, it's serious.

But I am here!

Are we going to Jerusalem?

I've booked a table at the Mishkenot Shaananim Hotel.

But before I want to go to the Wailing Wall.

Go to Galilee, the Mount of Olives,

Yad Vashem.

No, not tomorrow.

What do you mean, not tomorrow?

Tomorrow, me, to Jordan.

What do you mean, to Jordan?

Julio, you call this organized? Doesn't anything work here?

I told you I wanted a driver and a car for tomorrow

and tomorrow I can't go anywhere!

Mom, please, speak English.

Julio, guess whom I met at the airport on my way to Tel Aviv?

No idea... The daughter of your father's partner.

She has an office in New York.

I told her about you, about your brilliant studies.

I said you'd call her. I have her card.

You can call her when you want.

She'll give you work. She's a fantastic girl.

She's beautiful, she's friendly...

and, above all, she's Jewish.

Jewish?

Not Christian? - Yes, Jewish.

Good, very good!

Hello, good afternoon.

May God's peace and blessing be upon you.

Who's calling?

I'd like to speak to the American.

Moshe ben Moshe.

Understand?

Understand? - Yes.