Yeah, I mean, I think it's an amazing period of Israeli history, those pre war years in which that story plays out. For one thing, there was no state of Israel yet. And it wasn't a sure thing that there would be until it actually happened. In the years leading up, it was the opposite the community was under a very real threat of Nazi invasion. And nobody knew how the war was going to evolve or turn out. And there was actually an in in 1941 42, with the Nazis fighting in North Africa, there was a very real threat that they could come into Israel and, you know, do what they were doing in Eastern Europe. So at the time, I, we know, obviously, that there were underground movements, working against the British with, you know, if they were different ideologically, some, supported a more violent confrontation, others didn't want to have a confrontation with the British, but they realized that they needed to develop some sort of proto army, and they needed weapons, and they needed to train people. And in and they were right, because in 1948, a few years after the story takes place, of course, was the War of Independence, and the ones who, who actually had to defend the Jewish communities in Israel were these underground groups with with these weapons, which which were illegal at the time. Yeah, so it's a piece of history, and I kind of wanted to capture it. You know, I think today, Israel looks pretty strong and pretty solid. And, you know, even now, it's not under an existential threat. But at the time before the state was created, that that wasn't the case. And I think it's important to remember that I don't I think that many people today aren't quite aware of, of the struggles involved in in creating the country working towards independence. And, but it's such a it's such an interesting moment, because, as I said, these are descendants of people who came from these little impoverished SBT settles and, you know, they had no background in defense or, or state building or institution building. It was all done over a short few years by some very, very devoted and dedicated people. The end that's that's why we have the State of Israel today, thanks to them.