Hebrew → English transcript

I came to renew the passport.

Renew the passport?

To get a tork for the passport.

To renew the passport.

I arrived at 7:45 a.m. We were here.

Hoping that today we'll get in by 2:00 p.m.

And why?

You can't sleep.

Without a tork you can't make it through the week.

We made it a week without a tork.

Your online systems didn't accept it.

They didn't accept it.

All the software we have.

All versions of the software—none of them accepted it.

No one accepts a tork.

And how did they accept it in its place and then return it to the previous state?

It's hard to set a tork for them in the system.

So we switched to going through and standing in the tork.

To renew.

Even though we were disappointed to find out afterwards.

That they postponed the law's entry

into force.

That the passport's validity will be

from five to ten years.

It will only be in May next year.

And we will now renew for five years.

Again.