Red Alert - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

6:29 AM
At dawn, lives unfold across southern Israel - Kobi leaving the Nova festival, Ohad with his daughter in Nir Oz, and Nur driving Ayub to work with their baby. By 6:29 AM, sirens wail and terror strikes: safe rooms fail, families are torn apart, and the festival descends into carnage as partygoers flee for their lives.

7:32 AM
Terror erupts at the Nova festival. In Nir Oz, Ohad shuts the safe room door from the outside, sealing his family in, but locking himself out. Wounded, Nofar fights to survive as Kobi leads a desperate rescue elsewhere. Across the region, civilians face impossible choices: Tali turns her car into an ambulance, Ayub hides with his baby. Then, Ohad sacrifices himself, only to watch as his family falls into enemy hands.

10:14 AM
Ayub hides with his baby, vowing survival as terrorists prepare an ambush. Tali rescues her gravely wounded son, then returns to save others. Bat Sheva flees with her daughters, watching her son taken toward Gaza. Cornered, Nofar and Liat vow not to be captured. Ambushed and wounded, Kobi records what may be his final message.

12:15 PM
Ayub bursts from hiding with his baby, disrupting the terrorists' ambush. Tali reunites with her wounded son, while Kobi defies orders to lead a daring rescue, saving Nofar and Liat. Bat Sheva escapes burning fields with her daughters, clinging to hope. At Urim Junction, Ayub hears his child whisper "Dad".
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