The Israeli military action thriller series “Fauda” doesn’t have a massive following like some of Netflix’s other foreign offerings, but it does have a fiercely devoted one. The eagerly awaited fourth season debuted in Israel in July 2022 before being made accessible to viewers worldwide on Netflix more than six months later. Following the tragic conclusion of season 3, we discover Doron Kavillio (Lior Raz) to be broken and reclusive. Hezbollah in Lebanon, however, soon poses a fresh threat, drawing him back into the Israel-Palestine conflict. Here is all the information you require regarding the conclusion of “Fauda” season 4. Spoilers follow.
Fauda Season 4 Recap
The Arabic word for chaos, “fauda,” perfectly captures the hellish circumstances that Doron and his teammates frequently find themselves in. Doron withdrew to his farm, where he now resides alone, following Yaara’s passing in season 3. Gabi or Captain Ayub (Itzik Cohen) tries to reintegrate him after he severely beats a thief attempting to steal one of his horses. In the meantime, Gabi’s asset in Hezbollah in Brussels, Belgium, Omar Tawalbe (Amir Boutrous), contacts him and claims he is scared and wants to leave. Gabi travels to Brussels in an effort to appease him, and he persuades Doron to join him. Gabi pays a high price for not seeming to trust Doron’s judgment in spite of this.
Omar’s employment by Hezbollah is made public. Before Gabi is kidnapped, a number of Israeli agents are killed. The nameless special forces team of Doron is prompted by this to travel to Brussels in search of Gabi. They locate Gabi in a residential building in the center of the city. Gabi is subjected to torture in exchange for information, and despite his initial intense resistance, his defenses gradually give way. One of the Hezbollah members shoots Gabi during the raid on the apartment building. Omar and his colleagues get Gabi out of the facility before Doron and the rest of the crew can release him, leaving behind so much of Gabi’s blood that the Israeli authorities believe he has died. Actually, Omar transports him to Lebanon and gives him to senior Hezbollah figures. Doron won’t accept Gabi’s death, even though his own family does.
Sagi and Nurit marry in the meantime, but their joy is short-lived. When Nurit finds out she is pregnant, she is unsure if she should keep the child. She appears to have lost interest in her job and worries about the future of the child, especially since both she and Sagi are special forces members. This feeling of disappointment is shared by many people. Eli says that he has been contemplating retirement for some time and gives Dana his notice after his wife tells him that she can no longer live like this. Steve’s marriage disintegrates elsewhere.
The management of the Jenin refugee camp is handled by his cousin Adel Tawalbe, while Omar prepares for their travel arrangements. He has grown to be as powerful and well-known thanks to Hezbollah’s support as some of Hamas’ top figures. Adel’s men kill a number of senior Israeli security officers using the information they obtained from Gabi. They also came for Doron and Dana. The assassin ordered to assassinate Doron is killed, while the assassin dispatched to Dana’s house is caught.
Maya (Lucy Ayoub), Omar’s sister, is a decorated Israeli police officer who is wed to a Jewish policeman. Raphael, the deputy director of Mossad, assumes control of Shin Bet and appoints Doron to a special mission as the situation with Omar begins to develop. They send Maya phony recordings of Omar pleading with her for assistance, and she ultimately chooses to cross the border into Lebanon to bring Omar and his wife two passports. Doron approaches her while posing as Salim, a human trafficker.
Raphael quickly realizes the type of man he has chosen for the position and continues to label Doron as a psychopath. He repeatedly tells Doron to cancel the expedition, but he soon discovers that the man is on the warpath and rarely pays attention to anyone. Eventually, Doron locates Omar just as Hezbollah learns that Omar had concealed the fact that his sister was in the nation from them. Omar confesses that Gabi is alive and is currently being held by Hezbollah out of a desperate attempt to stay alive and protect his sister and wife.
Sagi and Nurit make decisions regarding their futures in the season 4 finale. Before accompanying the team as they travel into Jenin to deal with the biggest threat to Israel’s security in recent years, Doron makes a vow to Dali that he will return.
Fauda Season 4 Ending: Are Eli, Sagi, and Steve Dead?
With Omar’s assistance, Doron and his squad are able to free Gabi from Hezbollah’s grasp. Gabi takes Doron’s revolver and shoots Omar in retaliation for everything he has gone through and what he has been forced to divulge as they are about to board the chopper and fly home. Adel and his team’s primary strategy is to launch an attack using the missiles they have amassed. When the IDF attacks one of their hiding places, they lose a sizable cache, and Adel is forced to flee. They choose to employ the remaining missiles they have. Most are destroyed by the Iron Dome, but a few make it to the ground and murder numerous Israelis.
Gabi makes the suggestion that they pose as Hamas members at Omar’s funeral in order to drive Adel from the area. Adel does not possess the steely commitment of a revolutionary who is wholly committed to his cause, which would make him a genuinely deadly adversary. It’s also not that he is cunning and ruthless and won’t think twice about killing his own people if it advances a more important cause. Adel is aware of the information that Gabi was made to divulge while being tortured, and Gabi freely admits to having given his adversaries everything. He holds a position of authority inside the Israeli government. That “everything” has the potential to be disastrous.
Eli, Sagi, and Steve are killed by a sniper during the decisive battle in Jenin. Despite Doron’s injuries, Russo and Adel are both killed. As the season comes to a close, we witness Doron on the ground, clinging to his friends’ hands. It’s improbable that Eli, Sagi, and Steve will all be dead in the upcoming fifth season, but it’s probably reasonable to presume that at least one of them is. Numerous times, “Fauda” has demonstrated that Doron is the only character in the program with plot armor. Eli may be the one in most risk of the three. ‘Fauda’ gave several characters heartbreaking resolutions. Eli’s passing will have the most effect because he was planning to leave the forces soon. Additionally, it will emphasize how difficult it is for these troops to flee their lives.
Will Maya Switch Sides?
At the conclusion of the season, Maya entirely loses faith in Israel. She even notifies Adel and his group about the Israeli special forces soldiers who are attending her brother’s burial while dressed as Hamas operatives. She divorced, lost her brother, and wasn’t even given the respect to bury her brother in peace. The kind of resentment that must be simmering within of her is difficult to let go of. It is what makes people resentful and enraged about organizations that have mistreated them. She might make another appearance in the next season 5 and take on a negative role. If not, she will likely participate in her community and acknowledge that there will never be a compromise in this dispute.
Does Nurit Keep Her Baby?
Nurit initially keeps her pregnancy a secret from Sagi after learning about it. He learns the truth when his wife’s nurse unintentionally shares it. Nurit’s remarks about not wanting to keep the kid stung him deeply despite his surprise. He doesn’t comprehend Nurit is reluctant to introduce the infant to their chaotic world until much later. They both belong to the squad, unlike other couples in the group. There is a real possibility that their child may become an orphan.
Ultimately, it appears that Nurit has made the decision to keep the child. She has what turns out to be terrible cramps, which makes her anxious. Nurit becomes emotional as the doctor says that the baby has a strong pulse and is a female. No matter how dire the circumstances, hope can help us get through them. Nurit will have the stamina to endure the loss even if Sagi were to pass away.
