Deep within Gaza, Fauda star pays tribute to Hamas attack victims

In video, actor and singer Idan Amedi seen speaking into communicator, dedicating detonation of target to October 7 attack victims
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Deep within Gaza, Fauda star Idan Amedi pays tribute to October 7 victims
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Singer and actor Idan Amedi, known for his role in Netflix's hit action-drama Fauda, made a tribute to the victims of Hamas' October 7 terrorist attack while fighting in the Gaza Strip.
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In a video taken in Gaza, Amedi, a reservist in the IDF Combat Engineering Corps, is seen sitting in an armored personnel carrier with several of his comrades, saying, "In a minute we will blow this building in memory of all the victims, our brothers and sisters who were massacred on October 7."
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Idan Amedi in the armored personnel vehicle
Idan Amedi in the armored personnel vehicle
Idan Amedi in the armored personnel vehicle
(Photo: Screenshot from Instagram)
He also made a special mention of two of his comrades, both were officers in the Israeli special forces counter-terrorism unit Yamam, Alexei Shmakalov and Dror Alton. "May God and us avenge their blood," he vowed in the communication device.
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עידן עמדי וחבריו לצוות מניפים את דגל נובה על החוף בעזה
עידן עמדי וחבריו לצוות מניפים את דגל נובה על החוף בעזה
Amedi waves the Nova Music Festival flag in Gaza in tribute to victims of Oct. 7 attack
Earlier this month, Amedi paid another tribute to the victims of the October 7 attack with a photo from a Gaza beach, where he and his comrades waved the flag of the Nova Music Festival, where hundreds of revelers were massacred by terrorists.
Amedi joined the reserves at the war's outset, actively participating in the fighting in the Gaza Strip. The actor was also documented meeting with IDF Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi at a staging area in Gaza.
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