Black markets, propaganda, and ... wildflowers - the story of the most successful marketing campaign in Israel's history.

Our end song is Waltz Lehaganat HaTzome'ach ("Waltz for the Protection of the Flora") by Jane Bordeux and Aya Zahavi Feiglin.

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Fine caviar, Persian carpets, the malignant presence of a possibly former-Nazi zookeeper, a cameo from a sensuous Mossad agent and cold-blooded murder. This is the improbable, totally true story of a flying Dutchman and some of the last "olim" to leave Iran before the Revolution.

Our end song is Gan Eden Shel Ha'Adam ("Man's Paradise") by Gilad Segev.

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A never-aired Yom Kippur episode from before the war that asks what does it mean to be sorry?

Our end song is Lu Yehi ("Let It Be") performed by HaGashash HaHiver.

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