They had to fit in stuff about how this was a particular moment of Israeli hubris.

Without mentioning what the hubris actually was or what it was about.

Yeah.

Right.

You come away thinking like, oh, it was just a bunch of misogynistic men.

Like that was the hubris and not, you know, taking other people's land.

Not the hubris of thinking that you could illegally occupy the whole fucking Sinai doubling,

more than doubling the size, the landmass of Israel.

So most of this movie is them being shocked, surprised, and scared at the fact that the Egyptians are trying to get this

giant part of Egypt back.

It's like, and they just, they act the entire movie just like, how could this happen?

And it's like, well, you did.

Listen, she's doing girl boss Laban's Rome.

Yeah.

Another thing I love about the portrayal of the Arabs, I think there may be a single

sentence in the entire movie that you hear in Arabic.

If I'm not wrong, maybe there might be one or two others.

But the only recollection I have of any Arabic in the movie is when they're listening in,

they're in like Tel Aviv, they're in military HQ, listening to the front lines, what's

happening.

And then you hear Israeli soldiers talking and talking and then there's a big explosion.

And then you hear like one line in arabic and then

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