The movie follows Avner Kaufman, an Israeli Mossad agent assigned to lead a secret black-ops team after the 1972 Olympic massacre. Their covert mission: track down and assassinate eleven Palestinians implicated in the tragedy.

As the relentless body count rises, Kaufman is consumed by paranoia, moral ambiguity, and deep psychological trauma, forcing him to question the futility of endless cycles of vengeance and the personal toll of state-sanctioned violence.

The movie follows three Mossad agents - Rachel, Stefan, and David—who become Israeli heroes in 1965 after reportedly killing a brutal Nazi war criminal known as the "Surgeon of Birkenau."

Thirty years later, secret past compromises resurface when news emerges that the doctor is still alive. Forced to face the harrowing truth of what actually happened, an older Rachel must travel to Kiev to finish the mission and finally settle the score.

The movie tells the true story of Ashraf Marwan, the son-in-law of Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser and confidant to his successor, Anwar Sadat. Frustrated by Egyptian policy and desperate to prevent widespread devastation, Marwan secretly contacts Mossad.

Navigating high-stakes espionage as a double agent during the Cold War, he feeds critical intelligence to Israel, ultimately aiming to balance regional powers and broker peace to prevent total war.

The movie chronicles the 1960 true story of a secret Mossad team led by agent Peter Malkin, tasked with tracking down Adolf Eichmann, a chief architect of the Holocaust hiding in Argentina.

After capturing him, the team must hold Eichmann in a safehouse while Malkin engages in a tense psychological battle with the fugitive, striving to secure his signature and safely smuggle him to Israel to face public trial.

The movie dramatizes the 1976 hijacking of an Air France flight by German radicals and Palestinian militants. Forcing the plane to land in Entebbe, Uganda, the hijackers demand the release of imprisoned terrorists.

As political tensions mount between Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and Defense Minister Shimon Peres, Israel plans a audacious, covert commando raid across foreign borders to rescue over a hundred hostages before time runs out.

The movie depicts the remarkable true story of Operation Brothers in the early 1980s. Mossad agent Ari Levinson partners with local Ethiopian leader Kabede Bimro to rescue thousands of Jewish Ethiopian refugees stranded in Sudan.

Using a deserted coastal hotel as a front for real tourists, the undercover team smuggles families across the sea to safety, racing against hostile military forces to execute a daring escape.