Hebrew → English transcript

We are at a point where we've been carrying this on our backs for a year and four months.

Very complicated, very challenging.

Over these past year and four months we've gone through, you could say, hell on every front.

And even if we now receive full, absolute exoneration, we have a long rehabilitation process ahead of us.

How do we return to normal? How? How do we return to normal?

We're finished.

Who will compensate us? Who will be held accountable for this? We were like this for a whole year and four months.

This is only going to explode now.

We're proud that we were chosen for the mission — first and foremost the complex task of dealing with people.

We still haven't managed to grasp who we were up against — at least I haven't.

What was done to us, both inside the cells and outside.

A year and four months of upheaval, and in the end we have children — we can't break down.

The children are going through a very hard upheaval. The eldest already understands, the middle one does too.

The little one didn't understand at that time. He was used to me calling him in the evening by video and suddenly…

Dad doesn't call, Dad's in prison, for no reason.

It's not easy.