HaShotrim

Was good plot but very slow, no action.

It could have been a great tv series, was a matter to put more action. Actors act well Hope they make season 2 more excited and not so slow But had a nice time watching it.

Great series until now ,one thing that i didn't like and i must tell ,that some cars that was parking in some of the scenes looks new, despite this series from a real story that occured in 2006

This is a drama about cops toeing the line. What do you do when the criminals have become adept at evading every legal way of being caught? If you're a good cop - do you do whatever it takes to keep your town safe? Or do you color within the lines, stick to the rules, and let the criminals have their way?

It's a great premise for a TV series, period. The fact that it's inspired by true events lends the plot even more gravitas, because the people of Nahariya really suffered under these crime bosses. The plot twists (especially in Season 2) kept the show fresh and the audience on its toes.

Written by Yuval Yefet and Rotem Shamir, always a great combination, and led by Tzachi Halevy, who is excellent, it's a well-plotted Israeli drama set in the country's "flyover zone". This is what happens in the spaces where no one is watching, where the government fails to take action, where the political leaders turn a blind eye, and that really connected with a lot of people here.

Extremely real portrayed, the storyline catches you quickly and you become invested in their drama. Extremely good, shows the struggle of some police officers who try to fight criminals but feel frustrated by the lack of support and overwhelmed by the influence outlaw people have. The theme seemed very actual and real.

The series is much more than a traditional cop show. It combines a gripping police investigation with a deeply personal journey, showing how the fight against crime becomes a fight for one's own values, family, and past. Set in a town where authorities often look the other way, the series explores what happens when one man dares to challenge a corrupt system at great personal cost.

This is a story that feels just as real and urgent in Israel as it would in any Latin American country. It's raw, emotional, and grounded in the complex reality of communities where crime, fear, and loyalty collide.