Mosh deepens the investigation into the hostile ultra-Orthodox neighborhood and tries to crack the tough code of silence among the residents. He searches for physical proof of the existence of the rumored tunnel but hits psychological walls in the form of fierce community resistance and concealment.
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States of MindE1 · 50 min
The police investigator Moshe (Mosh) Alhayani is transferred to the investigation department of Jerusalem and is immediately drawn into a disturbing rumor circulating in a closed ultra-Orthodox neighborhood. The rumor tells of a pedophilia and child abuse ring, and a secret tunnel leading to a church in the Old City. Mosh gets into the thick of things and warns those around him against police "interrogation tactics" where every word is recorded, while a severe car accident outside the cafe shocks his world.
The Community CommitteeE2 · 50 min
Mosh deepens the investigation into the hostile ultra-Orthodox neighborhood and tries to crack the tough code of silence among the residents. He searches for physical proof of the existence of the rumored tunnel but hits psychological walls in the form of fierce community resistance and concealment.
The Sinner and the CorrupterE3 · 50 min
The lines of investigation begin to cross, and Mosh finds himself navigating the murky area between blind religious faith and solid forensic evidence on the ground. Public pressure surrounding the rumors mounts, and Mosh gets caught in piercing arguments about faith and destiny, based on the perception that "what will happen is what is meant to happen."
Hidden FaceE4 · 50 min
The investigation reaches a dramatic boiling point on the ground. Mosh and the investigation department make a bold move and go to arrest Yanki inside the neighborhood—a step that ignites the ultra-Orthodox street and causes a violent and frontal confrontation. Meanwhile, the psychological pressure begins to affect Mosh personally, and the first cracks from his past begin to surface.
Parallel CasesE5 · 50 min
The episode focuses almost entirely on Mosh's inner world. Through complex meetings with his psychologist, Mario Holler, and charged confrontations with his father Shlomo, Mosh realizes that the abuse stories he is investigating in the neighborhood are connected by invisible threads to repressed sexual abuse he himself experienced as a child.
Absolute TruthE6 · 50 min
Mosh's unstable balance is completely disrupted and he loses patience with the system and the suspect Yanki. The mounting psychological pressure triggers severe post-trauma symptoms (such as dealing with bedwetting). Mosh struggles to separate the police case from his inner world, and his boundaries as an objective investigator are completely blurred.
A Kind WordE7 · 50 min
A surprise visit floods painful family truths. In this episode, Mosh's complex "birth story" and his connection to the family past are revealed, along with the way his father and his uncle Shaun ran the house, which clarifies his past as a vulnerable and helpless child. Mosh is forced to choose whether to fight for the truth or leave everything buried.
The Truth and the ShameE8 · 50 min
The direct and final confrontation between Mosh and Yanki comes to an end. Mosh decides to put his cards on the table and tells Kobi everything. Feelings of shame, guilt, and trauma overwhelm him as he is forced to come to terms with the fact that he himself is the victim in the story. The series closes without a classic happy Hollywood ending, but rather at a poignant moment when Mosh goes on vacation, leaving the questions about memory, truth, and rumors open.
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