History,Thriller,Drama,Action
Canada,United States of America
The Red Sea Diving Resort is a movie based on a true story. It follows the Mossad agents' mission to rescue Ethiopian Jews who were facing persecution and oppression. The Ethiopian Jews, also known as Beta Israel, were isolated from the rest of the world, and Israel felt a moral obligation to intervene.
The agents are led by Ari Levinson, played by Chris Evans. They establish a fake resort called "The Arous Holiday Village" as a cover for their mission. Under the guise of a diving resort, the agents work to transport the Ethiopian Jews to Israel via a secret operation that involves bringing them to the Red Sea and then putting them on boats.
However, the agents face many challenges along the way. Sudanese authorities are suspicious of the resort and its activities, and Levinson and his team must navigate political tensions and the threat of violence. They also face internal challenges, including disagreements over strategy and moments of doubt regarding their ability to complete the mission.
Despite the obstacles, the agents persevere. They are able to rescue thousands of Beta Israel and transport them safely to Israel. The movie ends with a message stating that the resort was real and that many people were saved because of the bravery and determination of the Mossad agents.
