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Israeli Series 'Fauda' Tops Global Streaming Charts, Including Arab Nations

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The fifth season of the Israeli series 'Fauda' has become a global streaming hit on Netflix, topping charts in Israel and surprisingly in Lebanon, and also performing well in numerous Arab and European countries. The season includes events from October 7, 2023.

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  • Israeli series 'Fauda' season 5 is a global streaming hit on Netflix.
  • The show is popular in Arab and Muslim countries, including Lebanon.
  • Season 5 includes events from October 7, 2023.
  • It ranks highly in many European countries.
  • Specific viewership rankings are provided for several Middle Eastern nations.

The fifth season of the Israeli television series "Fauda," released on Netflix on September 8, 2026, has achieved top viewership rankings globally, including significant popularity in Arab and Muslim countries. While its leading position in Israel was anticipated, its success in neighboring Lebanon is noteworthy. The series also secured second place in Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Greece, Hungary, Romania, and Serbia. It ranked third in Croatia, France, and Poland, fourth in Bulgaria, the Netherlands, and Switzerland, and fifth in Finland and Sweden. In the Middle East, "Fauda" reached sixth place in Jordan and the UAE, eighth in Qatar and Bahrain, ninth in Egypt, and tenth in Morocco, Oman, and Turkey.

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