Fauda tv series

"[4th Season Review]: If you put global politics aside Fauda is still a pulse-pounding show that is never boring to watch." 

"[4th Season Review]: A conveyor belt of thrills that never loses sight of the cost of conflict. (...) the high-wired thriller has a great anti-hero in the form of Lior Raz's commander Doron (...) taut and punchy fourth season. (...) Rating: ★★★★ (out of 5)" 

"[2nd Season Review]: [It] retains much of what made the first season absorbing. The action and the interplay among the team members have a down-and-dirty credibility, and the plot twists, while convoluted, are plausibly so" 

"[2nd Season Review]: The most gripping action thriller on television now" 

"[It] is one of those hidden gems in the seemingly infinite stream of Netflix television series (...) Is notable for trying to humanize figures on both sides (…) Rating: ★★★ (out of 4)"
 

"[An] excellent entertainment. There is a hushed, intelligent quality to it and an acrid sense of pessimism." 

"'Fauda' is a thriller, and it includes plenty of violent action, but the battles and chases have a frighteningly casual, lived-in feeling." 

"Sure, some of the set pieces are conventional (...) But the series is so efficiently directed that you likely won’t care, and its engaging realism raises thought-provoking issues about terrorism and abuses of power"