7 OCTOBER SPECIAL“Fauda” crosses hostile borders, whilst our public debate seeks to shut every window“Fauda” is a drama series. But great storytelling can convey what a chronology leaves out: the terror, the bewilderment, time standing still. It brings home a wound which, three years on, continues to shape the life of a nationbyDavid Parenzo7 OCT 26
A criterion for the mayor: GazaMilan and the ‘Nazification’ of left-wing politicsPaolo Romano has suggested that there should be no place within the left-wing coalition for those who do not recognise the genocide in Gaza. This is the ‘Palestinisation’ of public debate: any issue, in order to become politically acceptable, must be filtered through the prism of GazabyDavid Parenzo5 OCT 26
Fauda, War and PeaceJust as Tolstoy was to Russia. Understanding Israel, its wounds and its struggles through a TV seriesFrom "Fauda" to "Shtisel", via "Naza", the side of Israel rarely seen on talk shows: war and security, faith and divisions, the trauma of 7 October and the complicated relationship with its own army. To understand a country, sometimes it is best to look at how it portrays itselfbyDavid Parenzo19 SEP 26