How Did a Palestinian Terrorist Become Israel’s National Heart-Throb?

How do you fight a war by becoming the enemy and still keep your identity? Who are the good guys who are the bad guys? What’s the best action series on television today, why is it a psychological drama as much as a shoot ’em up, and is it real, fake, fair? As Season 2 hits Netflix, Avi Issacharoff, the co-creator of hit TV series “Fauda,” tells all.

 


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2 comments on “How Did a Palestinian Terrorist Become Israel’s National Heart-Throb?

  1. I love the series. Amazing cast, excellent plot. Can’t wait for third season if there’s one.

  2. Atar Hadari says:

    A very interesting interview that I can’t imagine hearing anywhere else.

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