Interview with a Heroic Figure

Mr. Prime Minister.

Wow.

I apologize in advance.

Magaz.

I asked ten times for the suitcases so I could change clothes for this meeting.

That's the honor. You're the honor, you're the hero.

How did you do that? It's incredible.

We're a nation of lions, aren't we?

Yes.

With Tel Aviv, right?

Exactly. A nation of lions.

So, I watch you a lot.

You know what? I watch you, and I see a lion.

Thank you.

I see a great hero and… wow, is that from him?

It's from him, yes.

From him.

Unfortunately, I don't think we managed to revive him, but—

Uh, it'll take him time to recover.

Wow.

Listen, you're amazing.

Thank you.

You're amazing.

Thank you.

Wait, i-is this the family?

Yes.

Look, who's who?

My wife, Meital.

Hello, Meital. Hello.

Noa, my daughter.

Hello, Noa.

Hello.

And you?

Amit.

Amit.

Another one?

Yes, I have more.

Oh, there are more.

They're not here, they're at home.

What you did is simply unbelievable, you know? Simply unbelievable.

You saved

not only all the passengers on the plane, you have no idea what would have happened to him either.

We don't know what would have happened.

We don't know. Yeah, I… I imagine that if we had entered the skies

of the country, it wouldn't have been good. I think we were at the border.

Yes, you were close.

Time-wise.

You were close.

We were close. There was about an hour left until landing, an hour and ten minutes, if I'm not mistaken,

and it was—really close.

And how did you realize that? How did you know?

Someone screamed. First of all, the lights went out.