So a show about real stories of people who execute people and glorifies real war criminals.. this show is so badly written, the arabic script is worst than a google translate.. the acting is really bad, the story is very predictable, and it's annoying to watch.. why is this even on netflix?

Very intense and unique because you see both sides of the conflict.

Engaging, sad, and brilliantly written. Loved every minute. Hope season 3 comes along soon.

I've just finished watching both seasons of Fauda, and I'm hoping another season is coming soon. The writing, acting and action is top notch. I was hooked on this show in the first 5 minutes -- it's that intense as well as mesmerizing. The lead character, Doron, feels like the real deal; he's so good that I had to keep reminding myself that this was a TV show. All of the actors literally inhabit their roles like second skins. Yes, there are subtitles and some of the dub-overs are a bit out-of-sync with the subtitle wording but if you like action, by all means give this show a chance. For myself, I grew up watching subtitled TV overseas so it doesn't bother me; I've even picked up some Arabic words and a bit of the culture. The good thing about Netflix is you can back it up and rewatch something that you may not get the first time. I wish Netflix would get more shows like this; it's superior to most of what passes for American entertainment.