Eretz Nehederet Returns for New Season Ahead of 2026 Elections

The 2026 election campaign has not yet reached its decisive moment, but Keshet 12 is already preparing for one of the most turbulent political seasons of the year. Eretz Nehederet, one of Israel's most prominent satirical shows closely tied to politics and current events, is soon returning for a new season—and the teaser for the comeback clearly signals where the wind is blowing.

Anticipation Ahead of the 2026 Elections

"Who will reach the summit? Who will crash? One thing is for sure, we will be here," reads the promo for the upcoming season, which arrives at a timing that could not be more charged: right before the dramatic 2026 elections.

As in previous election cycles, Eretz Nehederet is once again expected to turn the spotlight onto the political arena, the figures starring in campaigns, and the moments providing material for satire. When the political system enters a period where every statement, video, or debate can turn into the talk of the town within hours, the show's return is set to place it once again at the heart of public discourse.

"Who will reach the summit, who will crash, and who will provide the moment everyone will talk about the morning after?"

Satire at the Heart of Public Discourse

Over the years, the show has turned election campaigns into particularly fertile ground. Speeches, interviews, campaigns, debates, and appearances by politicians receive comical interpretations on screen, and sometimes a moment that began in a news studio or at a campaign rally takes on new life precisely through the imitation that follows it.

This time, the return takes on added significance due to the timing. Israel is approaching the 2026 elections, and the race for public attention is expected to unfold not only at the ballot boxes and news studios, but also on social networks and television screens.