European Extreme Sports Show 'Wild Ride' Coming to Israel This Hanukkah
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
The "Wild Ride" extreme sports show, featuring two-wheeled stunts and previously performed in Europe, will come to Israel for the first time during Hanukkah, with a show on December 10th in Holon. The holiday season will also include new children's shows like "Solstars 2026" and "A Small and Funny Sufganiyah Shop," plus a large-scale production "A Magical Festival Fulfilling Wishes" with a 12 million shekel budget. Adult entertainment includes the "Hysteria" music show with major Israeli stars, scheduled for late November 2026.
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- The "Wild Ride" extreme sports show is coming to Israel during Hanukkah.
- The "Wild Ride" show will feature professional riders and young Israeli talent.
- Several new children's shows and a major production are planned for Hanukkah.
- Comedian Meni Zuckarel is expected to earn 800,000 shekels for a holiday play.
- The "Hysteria" music show with top Israeli stars is scheduled for November 2026.
An extreme sports show featuring two-wheeled vehicles, "Wild Ride" by "FMX-Freestyle Zombies," which has previously performed in major European cities like Barcelona, Madrid, London, and Paris, is set to debut in Israel during the upcoming Hanukkah holiday. The show will take place on December 10th at the Toto Hall in Holon and will feature leading global automotive and two-wheeler brands. The event aims to introduce the wider public to the world of extreme sports and BMX riding. The "Wild Ride" show will be hosted by TV presenters Tzviקה Hadar and Rotem Israel, with commentary from professional commentator Boaz Korpal and a local and international judging panel, as reported by Channel 13. Professional riders will compete head-to-head in a live competition, joined by a team of young Israeli riders who underwent specialized training in Barcelona.
This Hanukkah season in Israel will also offer a variety of family entertainment. Alongside the popular "Festigal" shows, popular social media stars have launched a new show called "Solstars 2026," led by the group "Soltiz", comprising Ori Ben Ari, Shoval Eliezer, Noam Bar Moav, and Paz Sagie, who have become a significant phenomenon among children and online audiences in Israel. Additionally, comedian Meni Zuckarel, known as "Meni Mimatera," will headline a new family comedy play titled "A Small and Funny Sufganiyah Shop," scheduled for the holiday. Zuckarel is expected to earn approximately 800,000 shekels for about 50 performances.
Another major Hanukkah production, "A Magical Festival Fulfilling Wishes," represents an unprecedented investment of 12 million shekels, aiming to set a new standard in Israeli children's theater and entertainment. This production will unite prominent Israeli children's stars, including Yuval HaMevulbal, Tal Moseri, Michal Haketana, the Sapir family, Nati Hagetí, Zohar Lo Hispacti, Yotam Gabriel, Dana Bandanda, Oren Bakshi, and Yaeli. For adult audiences, the "Hysteria" show is positioned as a potential highlight of the holiday's cultural events. It will feature seven of Israel's biggest music stars on a single stage and is scheduled for November 28, 2026, at the Pais Arena in Jerusalem, with additional performances planned at the Menora Mivtachim Arena in Tel Aviv, promising a dynamic and spectacular musical experience.