Ambiguity

Michal, a nationalist ultra-Orthodox woman, is sexually harassed by Pinchas-Menachem. She returns home to her abusive husband, whose relationship with her she represses and denies. Pinchas Menachem returns to his devout ultra-Orthodox wife and tries to make a change.

Moshe Azoulay lies to his family that he is in quarantine due to the coronavirus, but when his family members contract the virus, he is forced to return to them. He is unable to give up his double life, and is exposed by his daughter Miriam, who demands to join him.

Henry leaves the Haredi world to move to Tel Aviv with Rotem, his secular girlfriend, but discovers that the transition is difficult and the romance may be impossible.

Hania decides to leave the ultra-Orthodox community and her husband, but her fears about entering the dating scene in the secular world lead her to sleep with Donald Trump. When she realizes his heart belongs to Rochale, she breaks down and changes her plans.

Yossi Zuchmir is in debt, and in a confrontation with Kadishman, the debtor, he accidentally causes his death. Just when he needs her, Giti, his mistress who is also the wife of his Rebbe in the real world, breaks off the relationship with him.

Yossi Zuchmir tries to find out what became of Kadishman, the creditor he had harmed, but to his surprise, there is no trace of him. Meanwhile, Donald Trump and Rochale decide to tie their fates together and leave the ultra-Orthodox world.

Rochale manages to convince Donald to continue their relationship. Meanwhile, Rabbi Yoel discovers that his wife, Giti, is cheating on him with Yossi Zochmir, and exposes all the members of the secret group during the festive Shavuot night study session they had organized in secret.