1:10:00
We were desperate.
1:10:03
Amar and several other PLO officers...
1:10:07
...were put in charge of smuggling
raw poppy seed to the West...
1:10:12
...where, through what people
call the Russian Mafia...
1:10:17
...really an old KGB network
that remained almost totally intact...
1:10:22
...the poppy seed
was processed into heroin.
1:10:27
You cannot be picky when you are
fighting for a country of your own.
1:10:32
Now we want to compromise.
You want to compromise.
1:10:36
We all want peace...
1:10:39
...except for some people
who cannot let go of the past.
1:10:43
Amar, for one.
1:10:45
Amar, yes.
1:10:47
This partnership of theirs
has become big business...
1:10:50
...too lucrative to let go.
1:10:54
Once there is peace...
1:10:56
...there will be no place for criminal
organizations like Kamil's in our society.
1:11:04
I understand why Amar wants
to stop the peace process.
1:11:11
But all these killings?
1:11:13
Weber, Hauser, Francie, Horst, Baum.
1:11:16
How is that beneficial?
1:11:19
Unlike mathematics...
1:11:21
...Iife does not always offer
perfectly logical solutions.
1:11:26
These last five years, you and your
team have hunted down and killed...
1:11:29
...every single member
of Amar's original outfit including...
1:11:34
...his two brothers and his wife.
1:11:39
So, this is payback.
1:11:42
But Amar is a soldier, like me.
1:11:45
Amar is a soldier
who is about to do something...
1:11:48
...even he cannot easily stomach.
1:11:52
He set the liquidation of your team
as a condition...
1:11:56
...to the assassination of El-Aziz.
1:11:58
I have a theory, pure speculation...