‘Fauda’ actor Idan Amedi suffers shrapnel wounds while fighting for Israel in Gaza Strip
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Idan Amedi, an Israeli actor in the Netflix show “Fauda," has been injured while fighting against terrorists in the Gaza Strip, according to local reports.
Greg Norman is a reporter at Fox News Digital.
The news agency says Amedi, a reserve soldier in the IDF’s Combat Engineering Corps, suffered various shrapnel wounds and is now considered to be in stable condition after being sedated and intubated at the hospital.
"Fauda" follows a team of undercover agents from Israel’s domestic security agency Shin Bet in their operations against Palestinian terrorists. Amedi played Sagi Tzur, a rookie undercover agent, during the series’ second to fourth seasons, and is also a successful singer-songwriter in Israel.
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