:01:01
They're here to buy the car,
they don't need to know I'm a widow.
:01:04
Tell them your father's not home,
but your Mom is. It's okay, go on.
:01:08
Esty can go.
- I won't be part of this.
:01:25
Hi, we're here about the Peugeot.
:01:29
My father's not home.
- When is he due back?
:01:32
I don't know.
:01:34
It's about the car? Good,
come on in, I'll get the keys.
:01:37
My husband just stepped out.
- We don't want to disturb...
:01:40
I'll bring the papers.
- We work nearby.
:01:42
We'll come back when your husband's
at home. Have a nice day.
:01:46
See you.
:01:49
My father died of cancer a year
ago, two weeks before Lag B'Omer.
:01:53
I was 15 at the time.
:01:56
This week
the year of mourning ended
:01:58
and Mom finally decided
to sell Dad's car.
:02:00
It's been sitting in the same spot
since Dad last parked it there.
:02:04
Since these are hard times for the
people of Israel, Mom also decided
:02:08
to join the founding group of
a new settlement in the West Bank.
:02:12
But first she has to pass Motke
Kupfer's acceptance committee.
:02:16
This is Motke.
:02:18
He likes to have his picture taken
with important people.
:02:22
Mom always says that Motke
:02:24
is one of the most influential
people in Religious Zionism.
:02:27
But I think that my father
didn't like him much.
:02:31
Shula, his wife,
is a good friend of my mother's
:02:34
and Ya'ir, their youngest son,
is in my youth group.
:02:38
Even the Minister of Interior
came to his Bar Mitzva.
:02:41
Okay, tell us what you do.
:02:44
I'm a construction engineer,
I work for a building company.
:02:47
I'm an insurance agent.
- I'm a lawyer in a Tel-Aviv office.
:02:50
I'm a special-ed teacher. - I'm an
English teacher for 5th graders.
:02:54
Tell him what you do in the army.
:02:57
In reserve duty,
I'm a battalion commander.