In one of Netflix's most watched TV series, he plays the undercover agent Doron Kabilio. This is how the actor comments on the protests that have been inflaming Israel for weeks over the justice reform desired by the Netanyahu government

Lyor Raz, in Fadua plays the undercover agent Doron Kabilio

“I was there too demonstrating in the streets of Tel Aviv. Our democracy is at risk, it must be defended. Lior Raz, the actor who plays the undercover agent Doron Kabilio in the TV series Fauda (one of the five most watched Netflix in the world) thus comments in an exclusive interview with the weekly magazine Oggi, on newsstands starting tomorrow, on the protests that for weeks they have been inflaming Israel for the justice reform wanted by the Netanyahu government.

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WAR IS NOT A DESTINY – The Israeli actor and screenwriter, who is fluent in Arabic and was born of an Iraqi father and an Algerian mother, also addresses the issue of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict: «I continue to hope that peace is possible, but respect is required, from both parts. There are many Arab countries with which we have excellent relations. War is not a destiny.'

THE GIRLFRIEND KILLED BY A PALESTINIAN – In his conversation with Oggi, Lior Raz reveals that the death of his fiancée Iris, murdered at the age of 18 by a young Palestinian, marked him deeply: «After that, everything changed for me. But I chose not to hate: hate is useless, it only brings death'. And he talks about how the series helped him to process his trauma when he was serving in the Israeli Special Forces: «In this country we are all suffering from post-traumatic stress. Fauda, ​​in this sense, was my cure. Writing those scenes, acting them, was therapeutic.'

The complete interview is on the issue of Today on newsstands

Source: oggi.it