1:53:04
Okay.
1:53:06
"Stand up and be counted," the man said.
1:53:09
"Grow up," is more like it.
1:53:12
I'm not fighting anymore
because I'm ashamed of being a Jew.
1:53:17
I'm fighting because I'm stiff-necked
and proud of it.
1:53:21
Next week, Asher.
Next week in Jerusalem.
1:53:24
Aluf Stone.
1:53:26
Aluf Stone, an old friend wants to see you.
1:53:31
Salaam alelkum.
1:53:33
-Shalom.
- I bring a gift.
1:53:37
What's this?
1:53:39
Camels.
1:53:40
We have been told of your road
on which your trucks cannot move.
1:53:44
Thank you for your generous gift.
1:53:45
We appreciate what you're doing for us
but let me try to show you the problem.
1:53:49
You see, the heavy artillery on that hill
commands this entire valley.
1:53:53
There is no way around
for trucks or camels.
1:53:56
Don't worry, I did not steal
the finest camels in the entire desert...
1:54:00
...to have them butchered by Abdullah...
1:54:02
Yes, but perhaps you're not familiar
with the land here and...
1:54:05
I am not familiar?
1:54:06
I was having women in these hills
when your father was sucking milk...
1:54:10
...and your mother was...
- Take a look at this.
1:54:12
What is this?
1:54:13
- This is what we call
a relief map of Latrun.
1:54:16
- Latrun?
- That's the fort. This is a road...
1:54:18
Latrun...
1:54:20
...Hulda.
- That's right.
1:54:21
Beit Jiz.
1:54:23
- Bab El Wad.
- Abu Ghosh.
1:54:24
- Jerusalem.
- Exactly.
1:54:27
- What child did this?
- What do you mean?
1:54:29
- This hill doesn't exist.
- No, let him.
1:54:32
This hill is over here.
1:54:35
And there is an old wadl through here...
1:54:38
...that cannot be seen from Latrun.
1:54:40
Asher, listen to this:
1:54:42
Since you have taken
the village of Beit Jiz...
1:54:44
...my camels can move through here.
1:54:47
There's another way
through these hills to Jerusalem.
1:54:49
The Palmach boys
have already found this wadl.
1:54:53
It's barely wide enough for a jeep...
1:54:55
...and it ends against
the bottom of a cliff.
1:54:59
And they'll come out here.