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Chef Assaf Granit Returns to Host New Season of Kitchen Nightmares on Reshet 13

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Reshet 13 is reviving the Israeli version of "Kitchen Nightmares" with chef Assaf Granit leading a new season to help struggling restaurants nationwide.

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  • Reshet 13 is producing a new season of "Kitchen Nightmares" after seven years.
  • Chef Assaf Granit will lead the show, helping struggling Israeli restaurants.
  • Roy Oz, editor of earlier seasons, will edit the new season.
  • Endemol Shine Israel is producing the show.
  • Registration for participants is open on Reshet 13's website.
  • The new season is being prepared alongside "Big Brother" production.

Seven years after its last broadcast, Reshet 13 is producing a new season of the popular reality show "Kitchen Nightmares" under the Hebrew title "Mahapecha BaMitbach". The show, based on the successful international format created by Gordon Ramsay, will feature chef Assaf Granit visiting struggling restaurants across Israel to help their owners revive their businesses. The new season will be edited by Roy Oz, who also edited the show's initial seasons, while simultaneously preparing for the upcoming season of "Big Brother". The production company for the show is Endemol Shine Israel. Registration for the new season is open through Reshet 13's website.

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