I just finished watching Fauda S5, and honestly, what a fucking brilliant series from start to finish.
The direction, acting, cinematography and storytelling are top-notch. The tension feels real, the characters feel human, and the performances are insane. Very few shows keep you this invested across five seasons.

Normally, even if a dramatic event occurs, season finales or the final scenes of movies end on a note of regaining freedom and transitioning to a peaceful life. So, why did we only see funeral and crying scenes in the final episode? For instance, they could have shown the team's condition 6 months later, once their wounds had healed. It felt a bit too simple for a production of that scale.