Prisoners of War Season 2: Episode Guide & Ratings

Uri and Nimrode try to push the Ministry of Defense into figuring out where Amiel is by exposing the CD they got from Ruth Shorer.

Talia breaks down while Nimrode is out partying; Uri and Nurit try to bridge their gap; Yussuf and Abdullah head out to handle an arms deal.

The past troubles Yussuf; Abdullah tries to recruit children to be martyrs; Uri shares the horrors of captivity with Nurit.

The connection between Jamal and Amiel is revealed; Yussuf struggles with the consequences of the shooting and the pressure to execute an act of terrorism against Israel.

Iris and Haim discover new details in the investigation; a cat-and-mouse detective game develops between Haim and Ze'ev, who is busy training the talented Yinon.

Atar Shorer recruits Yinon; a new direction in Haim and Iris's investigation leads them to "Operation Judas."

Haim Cohen orders Uri and Iris to investigate the picture of the man; Nimrod struggles with adapting to his new life.

Yussuf is not pleased with Ismail's new bond with Abdullah; Talia and Dr. Ostrovsky go out on a date; Uri suffers from poor health and goes to see his doctor.

The mind games between Ze'ev and Haim continue as new details are exposed regarding Operation Judas and Yinon's true mission.

Haim tries to extract more details on Operation Judas from Ze'ev; together they work on cracking the code that Atar and Jamal use to communicate.

Uri's health is deteriorating; Nimrode reveals another detail regarding what happened with Amiel; Nurit embarks on a mission behind enemy lines; Yussuf tries to avoid Abdullah.

The soldier's kidnapping affects everyone; Yinon goes through the final phase of preparations for Operation Judas; Hatzav is drafted to the army.

The soldier's kidnapping awakens feelings of guilt in Nimrode; Yael worries about the identity of the kidnapped soldier; Yinon puts his special training to use for Operation Judas.

Operation Judas is underway; Sheik Qassab pays Leila a visit; Amiel returns home; Haim has his doubts about the operation; Amiel faces the greatest conflict of his life.