How things have changed in two years since we first met when no one knew you outside of Israel and now how has it changed for you? It changed it. Everybody knows me now. And people see the show and they love it. And there is much more opportunities as an actor, as a creator. And we're doing many things here in Hollywood. I think that I never thought that we would do. Then it's writing. We're writing now two shows for Netflix, two different shows. Not Fouda, something else. And I'm just participating now in a movie. I'm J.Movie and Argentina. So yes, everything changed. What has Fouda done for Israel's image outside of Israel? You know what? I think this is... That's what people say, telling me that this is the first time that they see Israelis in a real way and not on news. And you can understand how they feel, why they're doing the thing that they're doing, but also the Palestinian side as well. So it's quite... because we are humanizing the other side. So it makes people think about the conflict in a different way. Did you fictionalize the Palestinian side in order to make them seem nicer? No, they are terrorists, so killing people and suicide bombers, it's not nice. But to the terror, they have also families and wives and kids, and we showed it. It's one way to show the bad guy as just a flat bad guy. And the other way is to make him a human being with needs, desires, love, hate. And this is the way that we choose to portray our bad guys, you know, the terrorists. Do you feel that the Israeli actors, the Israeli media, has somehow benefited from you breaking through the gates? I hope so. I know that it's easier now. I don't know if it's because of us, but it's easier as an Israeli to come here and to show your work. But it's not just us, it was home-lit before. And I think it's a process that we're part of this process. And it's not just because of us now. This is the second season now that will be debuting where? What? I didn't... Where will it be visible in North America? It's going to be on Netflix. It's going to be on Netflix and I think three months from now, something like that, and in Israel in the 31 of December. In Israel on Netflix? No, and yes, on yes. On Yes, cable. Yes. Yes. It's a confuse. Yes, on yes, cables. It's not cable, it's a satellite channel. So it's going to be there for three months and then on Netflix. And then slowly as the episodes are released or all at once at the end... At once. Because Netflix, it's binge-watching, so we have to wait for three months. I'm sorry. How do you feel in America now? You feel more comfortable? Yeah. I feel very comfortable. I have a lot of opportunities. I'm every month, I'm here for two weeks. It's part of my way I live now. So last time that I came, I think a week ago I came to a guy at the immigration said, welcome home sir. And I'm feeling at home, yeah. And of course, your appearance on Fowda has introduced you, but how much has the Jutub interview that we did two years ago? In-hand, you're starring Hollywood. I think just because of Jutub, I became the man that I am now. You're the fame? Yeah, the fame. Thank you. Thank you Jutub for making me the man that I am. I am the star of the agency. Thank you very much. That's a promo. That's a promo. Okay, thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you. How are you? Oh cool. Thank you. Take care. Thank you so much.