In this latest episode, everyone gives us a glimpse of their true character. Hodaya tries to balance her choices and her family, Yifat gets a breath of fresh air, and Amir has to decide what’s more important: his country or his wife.

Big changes for everyone this week. Hodaya gets a visit from her mother and becomes paranoid about everything, but is she wrong to do so? Yifat tries to help, but what can you do? Reut is apparently no good with kids, but Roi is. Too bad he’s not so great with adults. Speaking of kids, Nati is starting to get very close to Evyatar, but Dafna is still keeping a close eye on him.

Nati decides to step up and show his self-worth at the mall. Yifat needs to take a chill pill, or maybe she needs to stop taking pills. You decide. Hodaya’s relationship is headed for disaster, but who is to blame, and why? And as for Roi and Reut, all we can say is, WOW.

Season 2 takes the characters further into their relationships, delves deeper into their individual and religious identities, and continues the saga of their seemingly endless single status.  The season opens with a surprising wedding—who did Yifat choose? Throughout the season we follow Yifat’s relationship with her husband and the challenges of married life. A new character is introduced, and we follow him through the difficulties in resolving his personal identity challenges with those of his religious surroundings.

Find out what happens in the Yifat-Amir-Nati love triangle. Is Hodaya really ready to be unreligious? And what does that mean?

In a mix-up, Reut ends up with two dates at Shabbat dinner, Nati injures himself trying to escape the tension between he and Yifat, while Yifat is looking for an escape of her own with a move to an area away from Jerusalem and the pain of having been rejected.

Hodaya takes a dip into dangerous waters—will she finally find herself in too deep? Reut is stunned by her Torah tutor’s behavior and Nati’s true colors come shining through.

Sparks start to fly between Reut and her initially resistant Torah tutor, Hodaya’s religious conflict finally erupts into a fight with her friends at Shabbat dinner, and will Yifat work up the courage to tell Nati how she really feels once and for all?

Things start to get complicated between Amir and his ex-wife; Reut absolutely refuses to take no for an answer from a reluctant Torah reading tutor; and Nati reconnects with an old flame, causing Yifat to rethink her feelings, but will he make a terrible mistake?

Dating starts to get really confusing when Amir asks out Reut’s younger sister, Nati hijacks Amir’s internet dating account and gets into a pickle, and Yifat goes on a blind date with a not-so-mysterious stranger. Hodaya gets in trouble, will she go too far this time?

Kosher observance is tested in more ways than one. Hodaya starts dating her non-religious crush, which puts her into some compromising situations. Nati suspects the hospital cafeteria’s kosher certification, and Yifat pursues a date with one of her clients.