Munich

The film opens with a striking portrayal of the tragic events at the 1972 Munich Olympics, where a horrific terrorist attack leads to the killing of eleven Israeli athletes. This shocking incident becomes the catalyst for the Israeli government to initiate a plan for retaliation.

In the aftermath of the attack, the Israeli government convenes a meeting, where Prime Minister Golda Meir discusses a retribution strategy dubbed an 'eye for an eye.' A list of eleven targets connected to the massacre is created, setting the stage for a covert operation.

Avner Kaufman, an Israeli-born Mossad agent, is selected to lead the assassination squad. During a pivotal discussion held at the Prime Minister's residence, he learns about the gravity of the mission and his new responsibilities, marking the beginning of a dangerous journey.

To execute the mission with plausible deniability, Avner resigns from Mossad and assembles a team of skilled operatives. The diverse group comprises Steve, Hans, Robert, and Carl, each bringing unique expertise to aid in their deadly endeavors.

The squad's first assignment takes them to Rome, where they successfully track and assassinate Abdel Wael Zwaiter. This operation sets a deadly tone for the team's future missions as they navigate the complexities of their task while ensuring secrecy.

In Paris, Avner and the team target Mahmoud Hamshari. Robert poses as a journalist, but the mission is nearly compromised when Hamshari's daughter unknowingly returns home, forcing the team to abort the hit at the last moment.

The team travels to Cyprus where they successfully execute Hussein Al Bashir using a hidden bomb in his hotel room. Despite the success, the explosion raises concerns among the squad about the operation's safety and the collateral damage involved.

Avner meets with French informant Louis in Paris to gather crucial intel on three major Palestinian figures. This meeting highlights the importance of their alliance with Louis as they strategize for infiltrating high-security targets.

The assassination team successfully infiltrates a secured compound in Beirut, leading to a strategic operation where they eliminate multiple targets: Muhammad Youssef Al-Najjar, Kamal Adwan, and Kamal Nasser. This mission reinforces their commitment to the overall goal.

While in Athens, the squad has a tense encounter with PLO militants, testing their resolve and ethics regarding their violent pursuits. This moment raises significant moral questions about their mission and their personal beliefs.

Amidst their operations, the team learns of Ali Hassan Salameh, who is revealed to be the mastermind behind the Munich massacre. This discovery intensifies their mission as they prepare to confront the figure they believe is central to their vendetta.

While pursuing Salameh in London, an unexpected incident results in the death of Carl at the hands of a mysterious woman, further escalating tensions and fear within the squad. His loss brings personal stakes to the forefront of their already treacherous undertaking.

Following the loss of his team members, Avner grapples with the moral implications of their missions. This internal conflict grows as the reality of their violent actions weighs heavily on him, leading to questions about justice and vengeance.

Avner returns to Israel, deeply affected by paranoia regarding the safety of his family. In conversations with Ephraim, he expresses doubt about the mission's legitimacy, culminating in a struggle for reconnection to his sense of self amidst the chaos.

The narrative concludes with a haunting glance at the New York City skyline, symbolizing the weight of their actions. Although nine out of the eleven targets were eliminated, Avner reflects on the lasting implications of their assignments, questioning the notion of justice in a cycle of violence.