The Israelis" Sketch Show Returns to TV After 20 Years
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
The Israeli sketch comedy show "HaYisre'elim" (The Israelis) by the trio "Ma Kashur" will return to Channel 13 after a 20-year hiatus. The show, known for its memorable sketches and characters, originally aired eight episodes and gained a cult following. Asi Israeloff, Zion Baruch, and Shalom Michaelashvili will star in the revived series, with Israeloff also hosting "Money Taxi."
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- The sketch show "HaYisre'elim" (The Israelis) by the "Ma Kashur" trio is returning to Channel 13.
- The popular show originally aired 20 years ago and developed a cult following.
- Asi Israeloff, Zion Baruch, and Shalom Michaelashvili will star in the revived series.
- The decision to bring back the show was influenced by Asi Israeloff signing to host "Money Taxi."
- The original run of "HaYisre'elim" consisted of only eight episodes.
The popular Israeli sketch comedy show "HaYisre'elim" (The Israelis), by the comedy trio "Ma Kashur," is set to return to television screens on Channel 13, the network officially announced. The program, which originally aired on Channel 2 and later on Channel 13, gained a cult following over the years for its memorable sketches, recurring characters, and the narration by Dan Kenner. Despite its popularity, only eight episodes were produced during its initial run.
Channel 13 stated that the decision to revive the show was made following the signing of Asi Israeloff to host the program "Money Taxi." He will be joined by his trio partners, Zion Baruch and Shalom Michaelashvili, who will also star in the returning series. The show originally aired two decades ago and is remembered for its unique humor and characters.
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