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MaarivCulture

Fauda Season 5 Hits Netflix Top 10 in 43 Countries

Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba

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Hebrew · 8 newsrooms covering

The fifth season of the Israeli series "Fauda" quickly climbed to the Top 10 on Netflix in 43 countries within a day of its release. The season has received praise for its handling of trauma but also faced criticism for its depiction of October 7th and limited coverage of Gaza.

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  • Fauda Season 5 reached Netflix Top 10 in 43 countries.
  • The show ranked seventh globally within 24 hours.
  • International audience eagerly awaited the new season.
  • Season praised for trauma portrayal, criticized for October 7th focus.
  • Limited coverage of Gaza events noted.

The fifth season of the popular Israeli television series "Fauda" has achieved significant international success, entering Netflix's Top 10 list in 43 countries within just 24 hours of its release. The show secured the seventh position globally, demonstrating a strong international following eager for the new season.

This rapid ascent into the Top 10 highlights "Fauda's" established brand recognition among global Netflix viewers. The swift success suggests a substantial international audience anticipating the latest installment, extending beyond its domestic Israeli viewership.

While the new season has garnered praise for its intense portrayal of trauma and its production quality, it has also faced some criticism. Concerns have been raised regarding the decision to incorporate the events of October 7th into the thriller's narrative. Additionally, some viewers and critics have noted the season's limited focus on subsequent events in Gaza.

MaarivCentre · Jerusalem

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