The German

In 1970, Holocaust survivor Uri faces his fears to attend a vital Munich meeting, while his wife Anna probes a fatal accident involving their fighter pilot son, Eitan.

Anna uncovers a mystery at Yad Vashem, while Uri discovers Eitan's lie about the accident. Blackmailed to protect Eitan, Uri faces his fear as a body is found in the kibbutz pool.

Uri risks his life in Munich under a Mossad alias, while Tamar falls for Steven, Eitan struggles with depression, and Anna discovers Uri's brother survived Auschwitz and lives in Israel.

Anna uncovers truths that ease her fears, Steven invites Tamar to New York, and the family panics when Eitan goes missing, leaving behind distressing, suicidal notes.

Anna regrets doubting Uri and confesses, shocking him. Uri reports Anna's state to Mossad and navigates factory issues. While gathering intel in Munich, his cover is blown.

Anna resumes investigating Uri's past, catching him in a lie. Troubled, she shares her Holocaust story for Tamar and Steven's research. Meanwhile, Uri intercepts a threatening letter to Anna.

Uri's intel aids the hunt for Josef Mengele, while tensions grow between him and Anna. Anna confides her darkest secret to Tamar, who tells Uri, who tries to be supportive, but Anna is shaken.

During the kibbutz holiday ceremony, Uri reveals a horrific truth to Anna, prompting a shocking public outburst that stuns everyone-except for one man.