:24:01
They have to be recognized and respected.
:24:04
I recognize them. I respect them.
:24:09
Don't you understand
that you make me feel like a Presbyterian...
:24:12
...when you can't, for just a minute or two,
forget that you're a Jew?
:24:20
You're wrong, Ari.
:24:23
There are no differences.
:25:18
Ari, my boy.
:25:22
Papa, this is Mrs. Fremont.
:25:24
Shalom, Mr. Ben Canaan.
:25:26
Welcome to Yad El, Mrs. Fremont.
:25:30
If you'll excuse me, I
will tell your mother.
:25:33
Mama!
:25:36
-Mama, where are you?
-I'm here, Barak.
:25:39
-Have you hurt yourself?
-No. Ari is home.
:25:41
-Ari?
-He's downstairs! Wait a minute.
:25:44
-He's got a girl with him.
-A girl?
:25:45
-An American girl.
-How do you know she's American?
:25:48
Sarah, I travel. I can
recognize national types.
:25:51
-What is her name, Barak?
-Mrs. Fremont.
:25:54
Mrs? So, where is her husband?
:25:56
-Why does she go chasing after my Ari?
-Whether she's chasing him, I don't know.