In the early 1960s, Mossad agent Peter Malkin is part of a team hunting down fugitive Nazis. Their primary target is Adolf Eichmann, a major architect of the Holocaust, who is believed to be hiding in Argentina. Malkin’s mission intensifies when they confirm his location. The operation requires immense planning and secrecy. To successfully capture Eichmann, the team must navigate the dangerous political landscape and the fervent local Nazi sympathizers who would protect him at all costs.

Undercover and facing numerous obstacles, the Mossad agents skillfully track Eichmann's movements and routines. They eventually devise a risky plan to abduct him covertly, intending to bring him to Israel for trial. As meticulous preparations unfold, emotions run high among the team members, particularly for Malkin, driven by personal loss. The mission reaches a critical point, testing their resolve, resourcefulness, and the depth of their dedication to justice.