Fauda
Lior Raz says Israelis in Hollywood are 'simply not afraid' at Tel Aviv Tuner premiere
Raz, has starred in a number of international movies and series following his success in Fauda, the popular counterterrorism drama series.
How American Jewish households stream Israeli series Like Fauda and Shtisel after sundown
Idan Amedi to perform near Gaza border after wartime injury
Fauda season 5 to premiere with revamped plot and new faces
Belev Echad dinner to honor stars of “Fauda" and more
Dinner to be chaired by Daniel Bernstein, Thom Waye, Gabriel Plotkin, Yaara Bank-Plotkin, Daniel Bergstein, Abhay Deshpande and Michele Shapiro and Martin Nussbaum.
Netflix buys Keshet's 'When Heroes Fly'
The 10-episode first season will become available on the streaming platform early next year.
Jewish ‘Fauda’ star sparks controversy over marriage to Muslim news anchor
"The pain of assimilation around the world is destroying the Jewish nation," said Interior Minister Arye Deri.
![News anchor Lucy Aharish [L] and Actor Tzahi Halevi [R]](https://images.jpost.com/image/upload/f_auto,fl_lossy/q_auto/c_fill,g_faces:center,h_194,w_290/430482 "News anchor Lucy Aharish [L] and Actor Tzahi Halevi [R]")
TV's Lucy Aharish weds 'Fauda' star Tzachi Halevy
The pair had been carrying on a secret romance for several years.
The chaotic language evaluating ‘Fauda’
How Sayed Kashua misses the mark on the popular Israeli TV drama.
‘Fauda’ head screenwriter teaching at Rutgers this fall
Moshe Zonder will teach “Screenwriting for Television” in the Creative Writing Program, as part of the Schusterman Visiting Israeli Artists Program.
'Operation Finale' praised and criticized as it hits theaters
Fauda's Lior Raz tells KAN that his Hollywood debut was nothing short of 'a dream'.
Netflix picks up new show from 'Fauda' creators
‘Hit and Run’ is set to get a 10-episode first season in 2020.
American donors open their pockets for Duvdevan unit
The Duvdevan Foundation was established in 1992, and is headed by Itamar Giron.
Israeli TV show getting Ron Howard-directed CBS remake
The Yes TV show is called Ta'agad, which is an IDF acronym for a combat medic unit, and has been stylized overseas as Charlie Golf One.
