La familia Tsipis llega a Jerusalén en el siglo XIX. Fruma, de 20 años, rechaza su herencia judía y se alinea con la lucha obrera. Se enfrenta a la sospecha de sus padres y trabaja en el periódico hebreo de Eliezer Ben Yehuda.
After several years of trying to conceive a child, the moment Elie and Ido have been waiting for finally arrives. They let their guards down and begin to celebrate.
To pay for the surrogacy process, Ido makes the ultimate sacrifice; after meeting with his parents, who do not take the surrogacy news well, Ido decides to sell his practice.
Fertility expert Dr Sternhall delivers the good news that the fetus is healthy and is growing at a good pace. Hen, Elie and Ido are relieved and excited, as they will soon find out the baby's sex.
Hen is now 22 weeks pregnant, and Eli feels more left out than ever; Hen screens her calls, refuses to take her advice, and worst of all, she continues getting closer to Ido.
The baby's life may be in danger, and Hen stays overnight at the hospital to be monitored; when Eli finally arrives, Ido wants to know where she's been.
