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Why 'Fauda' has shocked the West (opens the original)
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(JNS) — The Israeli drama series “Fauda” is making waves that no one expected. The series has long been regarded as brilliant. A strong part of its compulsive appeal is that it’s closely modeled on a reality that’s scarcely less dramatic: the undercover Israeli counter-intelligence unit whose members pose convincingly as Palestinian Arabs to infiltrate the terrorist gangs that wage their war of annihilation against Israeli Jews. Its fifth season, which aired two weeks ago on Netflix, plunges gra
Why ‘Fauda’ has shocked the West - EJP (opens the original)
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The Israeli drama series “Fauda” is making waves that no one expected. The series has long been regarded as brilliant. A strong part of its compulsive appeal is that it’s closely modeled on a reality that’s scarcely less dramatic: the undercover Israeli counter-intelligence unit whose members pose convincingly as Palestinian Arabs to infiltrate the terrorist gangs that wage their war of annihilation against Israeli Jews. Its fifth season, which aired two weeks ago on Netflix, plunges graphically
Why ‘Fauda’ has shocked the West (opens the original)
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Season 5 of the Israeli drama series “Fauda” is making waves that no one expected. The series has long been regarded as brilliant. A strong part of its compulsive appeal is that it’s closely modeled on a reality that’s scarcely less dramatic: the undercover Israeli counter-intelligence unit whose members pose convincingly as Palestinian Arabs to infiltrate the terrorist gangs that wage their war of annihilation against Israeli Jews. Its fifth season, which aired two weeks ago on Netflix, plunges
The malignancy of the left (opens the original)
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Two things happened this week which briefly interrupted the smooth acceleration of pathological Jew-hate in the West. A film called “NAZA" won the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival. It was directed by journalist-filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, radical anti-Israel activists with a long history of delegitimizing Israel through defamatory falsehoods, in conjunction with Britain’s Guardian newspaper, a byword for malevolent misreporting of the Jewish state. “NAZA" is a Hebrew
The malignancy of the left (opens the original)
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Sometimes, a curtain draped across a mirror is torn aside, and a horrified public suddenly glimpses what it has become. Two things happened this week which briefly interrupted the smooth acceleration of pathological Jew-hate in the West. A film called “NAZA” won the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival. It was directed by journalist-filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, radical anti-Israel activists with a long history of delegitimizing Israel through defamatory falsehoods, in conj
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