A note on 'Fauda'

Submitted by William (United States), Nov 17, 2022 at 22:03

I'm not disputing the fact that 'Fauda' Series is of quality, emotion wise.

The minuses are the non-factual application:

1. The humanizing of terrorists as if they are all motivated by "personal affected" events. Instead of showing the incitement by the Palestinian leadership, mosques preaching malicious Imams - the truth.

2. It wrongly portrays as if targets are chosen for some other reasons. They are only chosen as convenience and where to massacre more Jews. Racist terror.

For example, some months ago, a Lyons' Den senior operator sent out one of his guys to target Bnei Brak Haredi synagogue (which refutes any "occupation" non sense, its location and the known fact that most choose not to serve in the IDF), but the Lyons' Den member ultimately decided to target a Tel Aviv location because it was easier attacking large numbers of people, concentrated.

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