It starts in Amman, at an air terminal in Jordan. A lady wearing a hijab loads onto a plane and the individual going with her reveals to her's everything going to be okay. The airplane experiences hefty choppiness and the lights go out.
The skipper proclaims that the airplane has a motor issue, so they have to land in Tehran. A couple are bothered on the plane and tell the lodge team they're Israeli and they can't land in Tehran or they will be captured. The lodge group request that the couple must leave or they will be genuinely eliminated when the plane grounds.
The tension can be felt as this couple fears for their carries on with through what is by all accounts a crisis arrival. This is a sharp beginning to the season. They are promptly requested their visas when the couple loads onto the plane.
They are accompanied away by the couple. The lady with the hijab, then, trades garments with an airline steward; Tamar is the lady currently dressed as the airline steward.
They have an alarm from Tehran air terminal at the Israeli base camp that they will have the codes later and they expect Tamar can deal with it. The couple (presently called Shira and Yoni) are taken into a room back at the air terminal. Shira illuminates Toni that the airline steward from the base was recalled by her. As strains rise, the plot as of now unpredictably integrates characters.
While out with his better half, Faraz gets a call around two Israelis who have shown up at Tehran air terminal and are being held in an uncommon segment. Meanwhile, Tamar gets into a taxi and drives through Tehran, seeing a man hanging in the city and being weepy.
I accept this scene uncovers that, notwithstanding Tamar's capacity to spy, she is still not desensitized to animosity.
Tamar strolls into a house and a man shows her the space wherein she'll be living. She rings and updates Israel's base camp. HQ is interested on the off chance that anybody realized she was exchanging at the air terminal.