Trusting your audience: What NAZA could learn from Fauda's latest season - editorial
Israeli self-criticism has never been absent from Israeli culture. Fauda itself is proof.
Two Israeli productions premiered before global audiences within days of each other, both influenced by the trauma of October 7. However, they portray Israel's reckoning in contrasting ways. Season five of Fauda, now streaming worldwide, focuses inward, compelling its Israeli characters to confront the cost of revenge, while NAZA, a Venice Prize-winning documentary by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, takes a different approach. The documentary appears to have a settled argument before its evidence is thoroughly examined.
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