1:05:01
Mr. Stone, we have no rank for you to pull.
1:05:03
The Minister of Defense is in Tel Aviv,
we're in Jerusalem...
1:05:06
...and this convoy's my responsibility.
1:05:08
Perhaps they handle things differently
at West Point, so...
1:05:11
...write me a training manual.
I hear you're good at it.
1:05:23
- But you're leaving us.
- I just got a letter from my wife.
1:05:27
She never likes to worry me,
but she admitted she's in the hospital.
1:05:32
I think it's more serious than she says.
1:05:34
I'm sorry your wife isn't well.
1:05:36
She certainly needs me
a lot more than you do.
1:05:39
- No, I think our need is greater.
- The hell it is.
1:05:42
I got to Jerusalem, and your commander...
1:05:44
...started looking for a vacant cross
to nail me to.
1:05:47
I turned in my draft of the training manuals
for your infantry a week ago.
1:05:50
It's still in your secretary's office
under a package of cheese.
1:05:54
Here are recommendations
for consolidating...
1:05:57
...the Palmach and Haganah
into one unified striking force.
1:06:00
Don't laugh too loud.
1:06:02
We have a few small problems, too.
1:06:05
The UN is having second thoughts
about granting us independence.
1:06:10
A lot of pressure's being brought to bear
to have us postponed.
1:06:13
A month, a year, forever.
1:06:15
- You're not going to?
- No.
1:06:18
Not if we can be sure the baby will be born
with at least one friend in the world.
1:06:24
Mickey...
1:06:26
- Lf the United States...
- Politics isn't my racket.
1:06:29
Not anymore.
1:06:31
And I finished my work as a paper soldier...
1:06:33
...and since that's the only work
you'll allow me to do...
1:06:36
...I think we'll all be a lot happier
if I go home.
1:06:40
I'm sorry to see you go, but...
1:06:43
...shalom.
1:06:45
Peace.
1:06:46
We should both live so long.
1:06:55
So you're really leaving?
1:06:59
You should be out cold.