3 middle aged men in constant conflict with life about their wives, friends, children and everyday situations.

The year is 1993. Night-time. September 13 (The Oslo Agreement is signed in Washington - Rabin-Arafat handshake takes place during this night). The remains of a deserted Nahal settlement with social ambitions from the early 80s are scattered over mount Hazon (literal meaning: vision) in the lower Galilee.

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Shira (Adi Ezroni, "Prisoners of War") is a successful art director in an advertising agency. She is blonde, beautiful, intelligent and complicated like the rest of us. She just wants someone normal to share her life with. Yuval (Lior Ashkenazi, "Valley of Tears") is a florist with a fascinating past and a lot of money. He also wants to find that special one, so they go on a date together - a date that starts very badly but evolves in a completely different direction. Suzie (Yael Sharoni, "Srugim") is a beautician at a laser institute and married to Mickey (Lior Raz, "Fauda") - a businessman who mostly gives the impression of a busy person, but all that keeps him busy are his side stories.

Ami, a cunning and obsessive Israeli investigator, exposes an international crime syndicate dealing in the trafficking of new born babies. Marginalized women from Israel, among other places, are secretly flown to Europe to give birth in a designated farm in the forest. The mystery becomes more troubling when it becomes clear that the women are induced way before their due date. In a race against the clock and as more babies disappear, Ami partners with Audrey, a brave and rigidly professional European investigator.