Israeli TV Unveils Fall-Winter 2026 Lineup With New Dramas, Reality Shows
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Israeli television networks have revealed their fall-winter 2026 schedules, featuring new seasons of popular shows like "Tehran" and "Survivor," alongside new dramas, reality programs, and documentaries across Kan 11, Keshet 12, Reshet 13, Channel 14, Yes, and HOT.
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- Israeli TV networks announced fall-winter 2026 programming.
- Hit shows like "Tehran" and "Survivor" will return with new seasons.
- New dramas and reality shows are set to premiere.
- Bar Refaeli and Assi Azar will host new programs.
- Documentaries on political figures and social issues are included.
Israeli television networks and streaming platforms have announced their upcoming fall-winter 2026 programming, featuring a mix of returning hit series and new original content. Kan 11 will premiere the fourth season of the spy thriller "Tehran," focusing on a new Iranian threat to agent Tamar Rabinyan, played by Niv Sultan. The public broadcaster will also air documentaries on former minister Arieh Deri and the "Irangate" affair, a new season of "HaAchath" produced in part by Sima Kadmon, and Lior Suchard's "Mind Engineering" exploring influence tactics.
Keshet 12 is bringing back "Ninja Israel" with new host Bar Refaeli, "The Next Star for Eurovision," "Eretz Nehederet," and "The Masked Singer." New dramas include "The Escape," starring Yehuda Levi in a rescue mission, and Assi Azar's "Who Wants to Start," featuring celebrities sharing personal stories. The network will also launch the expensive reality show "I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here," filmed in Argentina with hosts Rotem Sela and Assi Azar.
Reshet 13's highlights include a new season of "Survivor" with celebrity contestants, a docu-reality series "The Promised Land" about new immigrants, and a new season of "Chef Games." Assi Israloff will host "Money Taxi," and "Love New" returns.
Channel 14 will continue its flagship program "The Patriots" alongside current affairs and documentaries. Yes will debut "Zarot," a new series created by Liat Lapid and Tsion Rubin starring Oz Zehavi and Yana Yosef, about a girl escaping a dangerous man. Returning series include "HaTabbach" and "The Beauty Queen of Jerusalem."
HOT is set to release "Lo Kara Klum," a new comedy-drama starring Assi Cohen and Liat Harlev as a couple whose marriage is tested by a text message. Other new content includes Yael Abecassis's documentary "Ani New" about her son's recovery from a car accident, and Tal Avitan's film "Carlos Outside the Lines."