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It wasn't just yesterday
or the day before.
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Isn't your father's name Barak?
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In Russia, he was Yakov Rabinski.
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But when he came here,
he took the name of Deborah's general.
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He called himself Barak Ben Canaan.
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Barak, the son of Canaan, and this valley
became a Jewish land once again.
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He can give you the date every clump
of trees was planted there, to the month.
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Don't get excited.
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We're not debating now.
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I'll grant anything you say.
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I just wanted you to know that I'm a Jew.
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This is my country.
:23:35
I do know. I understand.
:23:38
Sometimes it's not that easy.
:23:41
It's the easiest thing in the world, Ari.
:23:44
All these differences between people
are made up.
:23:47
People are the same,
no matter what they're called.
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Don't ever believe it.
:23:53
People are different.
:23:55
They have a right to be different.
They like to be different.
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It's no good pretending
the differences don't exist, they do.
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They have to be recognized and respected.
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I recognize them. I respect them.
:24:09
Don't you understand
that you make me feel like a Presbyterian...
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...when you can't, for just a minute or two,
forget that you're a Jew?
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You're wrong, Ari.
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There are no differences.