Netflix's 'Testament: The Story of Moses' Sparks Debate Among Viewers

The new docudrama series has been criticized for being listed as a documentary, sparking discussions on historical accuracy and religious narratives.

Netflix's 'Testament: The Story of Moses' combines actor reenactments and scholar interviews to explore the prophet's life.
Some viewers have criticized the series for being labeled a documentary, questioning its historical accuracy.
The series features Avi Azulay as Moses and covers significant events like the burning bush, the plagues, and the creation of the Ten Commandments.
Critics argue the Exodus story lacks historical evidence, accusing Netflix of promoting a fundamentalist agenda.
Despite criticism, the series has been defended for its exploration of Moses's religious and cultural significance.