Fauda Actor Lior Raz Joins Front Lines Amid Israel-Palestine Conflict, Shares Video Of Rocket Attack
Fauda Actor Lior Raz has joined the front lines amid the Israel-Palestine war. He shared a video showing a rocket attack by Hamas as he participated in a a group of volunteers Brothers in Arms.
Amid the Israel-Palestine war that has claimed the lives of tens of thousands of people leaving millions displaced, Israeli actor and screenwriter Lior Raz known for his role in Fauda has joined the front lines against Hamas (the Palestinian militant group which wants to govern Gaza).
Fauda Actor Lior Raz joins Israel-Palestine war
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The co-creator of Fauda also shared a video showing a rocket attack on Israel by Hamas.
He recently shared a video from southern Israeli town of Sderot in which he can be seen along with the president of the Israel Democracy Institute Yohanan Plesner, and journalist Avi Yissascharov.
He announced that he has joined a group of volunteers Brothers in Arms.
He posted on social media, "Accompanied by Yohanan Plesner @yplesner and Avi @issacharoff , I headed down south to join hundreds of brave ¡°brothers in arms¡± volunteers who worked tirelessly to assist the population in the south of Israel. We were sent to the bombarded town of Sderot to extract 2 families".
Do you know Lior Raz has worked for the Israel Defence Forces in real life?
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In fact, Fauda was loosely based on his real life experiences. Lior Raz was a part of Israel Defense Forces. He worked as an undercover agent for an elite Israeli counter-terrorism unit known as Sayeret Duvdevan as well as Duvdevan Unit in the reserves for 20 years.
His girlfriend was stabbed when he was 19.
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His girlfriend Iris Azulai was stabbed by a Palestinian Arab with a 15-inch knife in Jerusalem.
He has also worked as Arnold Schwarzenegger's bodyguard.
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In 1993, after his military service, Raz moved to the United States and there, he was hired by a security contracting firm as Arnold Schwarzenegger's bodyguard.
When he came to India to promote season 4, Lior Raz said that he wanted to work with Rajkummar Rao.
Israel-Palestine Conflict
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The war began on Sep 30 after Israel witnessed a surprise attack by Hamas which killed 700 Israelis and left 2,300 others injured. Now, Israel has begun its retaliation. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday said that though Israel did not start this war but will finish it, thus giving a stern warning to Hamas.
As part of its retaliation against Hamas, Israel has mobilised 3,00,000 troops. This is the largest mobilisation since the 1973 Yom Kippur War when Israel called up 400,000 reservists, Times of Israel reported.
We didn't start the war, but we will end it!
Which country do you support?
¡ª Pawan kumar (@Pawanthakur980) October 10, 2023
Israel ??- Like ?
Palestine ??- Repost?#IStandWithIsrael #Israel #Gaza #Hamas #Palestine #Israel_under_attack #StandsWithIsrael #HamasTerrorists #IsraelUnderAttack #GazaUnderAttack #OperationIronSwords pic.twitter.com/Hn0yzhb7jx
"Israel is at war. We didn¡¯t want this war. It was forced upon us in the most brutal and savage way. But though Israel didn¡¯t start this war, Israel will finish it," said Netanyahu in an address to the nation.
The Israeli military is going on the offense against Hamas with a force 'like never before,' Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed.
?WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT
¡ª WhoIsThisMan (@WIsthisman) October 9, 2023
Video shows four Israel hostages killed by Hamas shortly after their capture.
This is the true face of Hamas. They are savages who will stop at nothing to achieve their goals.pic.twitter.com/0m3jXJPF5H
Hamas said civilian hostages would be executed without warning and the killings broadcast if Israel targets people in Gaza. The group claims to be holding more than 100 hostages, including Israeli army officers, according to CNN.
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(With inputs from ANI)
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