:47:06
This is where the borders used to be
until we took over East Jerusalem in '67.
:47:11
Arab snipers were sitting
on top of these walls.
:47:14
If they had a bad day they would
shoot the Jews walking on the other side.
:47:21
I think we should get off here.
:47:24
- Can you please let us off?
- Why?
:47:27
Rafik is take me
to his uncle's shop.
:48:00
This is the wall.
The viewer like to put a note there.
:48:04
- The religious believe God reads them.
- You have no reason to be upset.
:48:07
It doesn't matter anymore,
:48:09
the main thing is that he found
someone to take him shopping. I mean,
:48:12
isn't that why you come to Israel?
:48:14
It's so strange.
He always liked to flaunt it.
:48:17
Bach in high school, in front
of our parents' friends
:48:20
it was always the first thing
that he would say: "Ich bin Schwul"
:48:22
- Which is "I'm gay" in German.
- Well, he didn't say that to me.
:48:25
Neither did you,
but truly doesn't matter anymore.
:48:29
Maybe you frightened him?
Maybe you said something that...
:48:31
- Oh, so now it's my fault?
- It is not a question of fault.
:48:34
I really don't want to talk about it.
Let's talk about you, okay?
:48:38
Why aren't you going home
to your father's birthday party?
:48:40
- He told to you about that?
- Is it a secret?
:48:43
- It's not, I just don't want to go.
- Why not?
:48:45
I don't want to go back there.
I don't want to see them again.
:48:48
- But they are your parents...
- Are you taking sides on this now?
:48:54
This is the women's section.
Do you want to put a note?
:48:59
Oh yes, Axel.