The Red Sea Diving Resort

Ari Levinson is a brave and resourceful Mossad agent who leads the mission to evacuate Ethiopian Jews. His quick thinking and innovative strategies showcase his leadership and determination. Despite facing numerous dangers, Ari remains committed to the cause, demonstrating both courage and compassion throughout the film.

Kebede Bimro is an Ethiopian Jew and key partner in the evacuation effort. His intimate knowledge of the situation on the ground provides critical insight to the team. Kebede embodies the courage of those seeking freedom, and his character represents the struggles faced by the refugees.

Ethan Levin is an Israeli intelligence officer who initially provides approval for Ari's unconventional plan. His character represents the bureaucratic complexities of the operation, balancing strategic thinking with moral responsibility. Ethan's guidance is pivotal in shaping the mission's direction.

Sammy Navon is a former Mossad associate who joins Ari's mission. He brings a sense of camaraderie and humor to the team amidst the tension. Sammy's character demonstrates loyalty and the importance of friendship in high-stress scenarios.

Rachel Reiter is a pivotal member of the team, showcasing resilience as she faces dangerous encounters during the mission. Her character progresses from a supporting role to one of essential action, emphasizing the strength of women in challenging situations. Rachel’s determination is key to the team’s success.

Walton Bowen is a CIA officer who provides crucial support for the final rescue operation. His character is pragmatic and strategic, allowing for the execution of a daring extraction plan. Walton’s involvement emphasizes the international cooperation necessary in humanitarian efforts.