:53:25
Ammunition has been blown up.
:53:27
Good! They did it!
:53:31
We have three dead.
:53:33
Three dead? Who are they?
:53:37
Eli, Tov, Andre.
:53:41
Andre? Your husband?
:53:47
Magda, are you all right?
:53:50
Yes.
:53:51
Yes, I'm all right.
:53:57
I didn't come to Tel Aviv
to say things are peaches and cream.
:54:00
You want the truth. Things are pretty bad.
:54:03
How bad, in your opinion?
:54:05
If the Arabs had a decent campaign plan,
and could attack in force tomorrow...
:54:09
...they have the potential
to take Tel Aviv in 10 days.
:54:12
- You had to bring me another expert.
- He doesn't only complain...
:54:15
Everybody tells me the patient is dying.
:54:17
The patient has already lived 2,000 years
after the doctors gave him up.
:54:21
He won't live to be 2001
unless he follows directions on the label.
:54:24
I can write the manuals
for you from memory.
:54:27
Somebody has to convince
your officers to read them.
:54:30
Go back into training.
:54:31
You write, I'll convince.
:54:33
You know the biggest weapon you have?
:54:36
The guts, the tremendous guts
of those kids in torn sweaters...
:54:40
...and open-toed sneakers.
:54:43
Why throw away their lives...
:54:44
...by supplying them with
bargain-basement guns or none at all?
:54:47
Because your government
and the United Nations...
:54:50
...have embargoed
all arms shipments to us...
:54:52
...while the British can arm
our enemies openly.
:54:54
We're lucky we have a few bargain...
:54:56
No one ever won a war on excuses.
:54:59
They told you
that I have a terrible temper?