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MaarivCulture

Maya Bezalel Assis and Kuti Sabag May Part Ways Amid New TV Deal

Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

Maya Bezalel Assis signed a deal with Keshet 12 for a new entertainment show, but Kan has not approved her hosting it alongside her current morning program. Her deep involvement in the morning show's content raises doubts about her ability to manage both projects. Neither Kan nor Bezalel Assis have commented on the situation.

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  • Maya Bezalel Assis signed a new hosting contract with Keshet 12.
  • Kan has not approved Bezalel Assis hosting two shows simultaneously.
  • Bezalel Assis is heavily involved in her current morning show's content.
  • Concerns exist about her ability to manage both projects.
  • Neither Kan nor Bezalel Assis have responded to inquiries.

Maya Bezalel Assis has signed a contract with Keshet 12 to host an afternoon program focused on entertainment. However, Kan (the Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation) has not approved her ability to simultaneously host both this new show and her current morning program.

This situation raises questions about whether Bezalel Assis can successfully manage both projects, especially given her significant involvement in the content of her current morning show. Despite these concerns, those familiar with her work recognize her professionalism, noting that many Israeli media talents successfully juggle commitments across different broadcasting entities.

Kan has not provided a response to Maariv Culture regarding the matter. Maya Bezalel Assis has also not issued a statement.

MaarivCentre · Jerusalem

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