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Fauda Stars Idan Amedi and Lior Raz Trade Barbs Over Coffee Brands

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Fauda stars Idan Amedi and Lior Raz exchanged playful insults on Instagram over competing coffee brands. Amedi, now a partner in "Jerusalem Coffee," teased Raz, who promoted "Cafe Turki." Raz responded by inviting Amedi for coffee, defusing the situation. The public exchange has sparked curiosity about Amedi's future on the show.

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  • Fauda stars Idan Amedi and Lior Raz traded Instagram barbs over coffee brands.
  • Amedi, a new partner in "Jerusalem Coffee," teased Raz's promotion of "Cafe Turki."
  • Raz responded by inviting Amedi for coffee, suggesting a friendly resolution.
  • The rivalry has a business background with Amedi's new coffee venture.
  • The public exchange raised questions about Amedi's future role in "Fauda."

Actors Idan Amedi and Lior Raz, known for their roles in the popular Israeli series "Fauda," engaged in a playful online feud on Instagram concerning two competing coffee brands. Raz posted a sponsored reel promoting "Cafe Turki." Amedi, who recently became a partner and presenter for "Jerusalem Coffee" by Aroma, responded with a jab, writing "Let's go to war" with a wink, and invited Raz to taste "real coffee, brother, Jerusalem Coffee." This business rivalry stems from Amedi's recent partnership with Aroma's black coffee brand, where he also contributed to product development. Raz retorted good-naturedly, suggesting they meet for coffee instead of fighting, saying, "Why war, my brother, come to my house, we'll sit together, talk.. drink coffee.. Turkish." The article humorously questions whether Amedi's involvement in the coffee spat might affect his future role in "Fauda."

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