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1:23:02
-You've won your freedom. I've lost mine.
-We never had freedom, you or l.

1:23:07
All our lives we've been under British rule.
We'll be equal in the free state of Israel.

1:23:12
The resolution guarantees it.
1:23:14
Guarantees are one thing, reality's another.
1:23:17
They've made my lands and
village part of Israel-

1:23:19
These are still your
lands. They always will be.

1:23:22
I'm a minority.
1:23:24
We've always been friends
in this valley, Taha.

1:23:27
Minority, majority,
we've proved it makes no difference.

1:23:31
If it makes no difference,
why have you fought so hard?

1:23:34
Because we had hundreds of thousands
of people with no other place to go.

1:23:38
-Where shall my people go?
-Why should they go anywhere?

1:23:41
This is their home as well as ours.
1:23:43
Don't you see? We have to prove to the world
that we can get along together.

1:23:47
If we don't, then the British are right,
we cannot govern ourselves without them.

1:24:00
Excuse me.
1:24:05
All our lives we've understood each other
and loved each other.

1:24:09
Now, when it means
everything, I can't reach him.

1:24:13
You'll make him understand,
Ari. I know you will.

1:24:18
You know, you're wonderful.
1:24:20
I look at you...
1:24:21
...and I ask myself, what are you doing here
in the middle of somebody else's fight?

1:24:26
You should go back to America.
You've had your civil war.

1:24:31
I'm going to stay.
1:24:35
I'm going to stay as long as you'll have me.
1:24:40
I love you, Kitty.
1:24:43
My father gave them the land
upon which Gan Dafna stands.

1:24:46
My children go to school at Gan Dafna.
1:24:48
I am the mukhtar of this village
and will not attack.

1:24:51
We know you are the mukhtar.
1:24:52
Understand the Grand Mufti
has publicly committed himself...

1:24:55
...and every Arab man,
woman and child to die...

1:24:58
...rather than accept the
partitioning of Palestine.


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