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The Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation launches its new broadcast season and announces an expanded partnership with the global streaming giant to air its most successful series.

The corporation presents upcoming original productions and reveals a dramatic international collaboration that will bring the biggest hits of the Israeli screen to millions of viewers around the world.

Oshri Cohen stars in a new psychological police drama about an investigation in an ultra-Orthodox neighborhood in Jerusalem that becomes increasingly complicated, Guy Ritchie returns with his fun series on Netflix, Sydney Sweeney as we have never seen her before, and also "Chad Powers", "Little Disasters" and other content airing today (Thursday) on television in Israel.

Ahead of the new season of "Life is a Difficult Period," 25-year-old actress Talya Bartfeld shares a bizarre behind-the-scenes moment. Her performance was so convincing that neighbors called the police, fearing she was attempting suicide.

The television world gathered for the festive premiere of the hit based on the life of Hanoch Daum, which will air this week with a surprising lineup of stars and a tense encounter between the different worlds in his life.

The creator of "Fauda" speaks in a candid interview about the dramatic decision that shocked fans, reveals what happened when the whole team watched the difficult episode, and answers the biggest question of all: will there be a sixth season for the successful series?

Meghan Markle may make a significant return to the acting world, nearly a decade after she parted ways with the series "Suits." The Duchess of Sussex is in talks to join the third season of "The Gentlemen," the successful crime series by Guy Ritchie.

Neal McDonough, who played officer Lynn "Buck" Compton in the series "Band of Brothers", recently revealed a behind-the-scenes story from the production of the successful war drama. According to him, during an intensive training camp held before filming, some of the actors reached a breaking point and a kind of "mutiny" even developed. And then, he said, Tom Hanks arrived in a helicopter, gathered...

Creator and actress Gitit Fisher shares the dramatic revelation that led to the rewriting of her new hit series, and explains how psychological therapy completely dismantled the picture of reality she had painted in her imagination.

Shoresy, an ice hockey player with a foul, crude, and loud mouth, gets a chance to save a failing team. Not every viewer will digest this wild comedy, but those who fall in love with the character are in for an experience.

12 years after the beloved sitcom went off the air, Josh Radnor admits that he is not close at all to his castmates. Comparing their relationship to a family dynamic, Radnor explains that while there is a deep, eternal love between them, their lives have moved in different directions since the show ended.

Although Sagit completed a slightly rushed emotional journey in the final episode, at the end of which she learned to look at herself and her parents differently, the true magic of the series lies in Gitit Fisher. Thanks to the prickly character, brilliant monologues, and her unique language, even the heavy and predictable moments became funny, engaging, and touching.

After years of development, DC's beloved superhero returns in a new series that attempts to trade cosmic spectacle for mystery and murder investigation. Kyle Chandler and Aaron Pierre lead the cast, but the opening episode struggles to generate tension. Fortunately, the talent behind the scenes suggests that the show may be worth sticking with.

The actress and model has been cast in the second season of the most-watched series. She will play a tough wedding planner who will compete with the character of Adi Havshush, alongside stars like Ran Danker and Eliana Tidhar.

The second season was released in full last May, and it appears that ratings did not justify a renewal for a third season. The series followed two spoiled brothers who inherited their late father's criminal empire.

After years of silence, Ilan Rosenfeld, star of "The Pyjamas", opens up about the relationship that faded with his on-screen partner, the sense of longing, and the prospects for reconciliation.

"Enemies" concludes its season with an episode on the final days of Ali Khamenei, but it is precisely this that highlights what is missing: the series summarizes the difficult years in the life of the former Supreme Leader, but often forgets the interests, contradictions, and the big picture.

"Person of Interest" is not impressive in its script, acting, or character depth, yet despite all this, it helps pass the time without getting annoyed.

Three years after saying goodbye to the Richmond fans, the most optimistic coach on television returns for a fourth season — this time with a women's soccer team. After the final season exposed the mental toll of his endless optimism, the question arises whether the series has truly found a new story to tell — or if it is simply trying to recreate one of the biggest streaming hits of the decade.

The Microsoft founder shared his personal recommendations for 2026 on Instagram, telling about the books he read, the audiobook he listened to, and the series he says you shouldn't miss.

The Israeli actress and model continues to build her career with a new prestigious project. She will star in a drama series based on a true crime case that shocked the nation.

Following his exit from the World Cup, the Portuguese star is venturing into the entertainment industry. Cristiano Ronaldo will serve as an executive producer and is expected to appear in a new drama series exploring the behind-the-scenes world of English football.

The Portugal and Al-Nassr star will serve as executive producer and appear in the new drama series 'Day 1s', centered on the world of football agents in England.

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