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SrugimCulture

Comedian Assi Israeloff Takes Over as Host of Popular Israeli Show Money Taxi

Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba

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After 20 years with Ido Rosenblum, the Israeli TV show "Money Taxi" returns on Channel 13 with comedian Assi Israeloff as the new host, produced by Endemol Shine Israel.

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  • Money Taxi returns to Channel 13 after 20 years on Keshet 12.
  • Assi Israeloff replaces Ido Rosenblum as the show's host.
  • The format blends trivia, humor, and surprise moments with passengers in a taxi.
  • Endemol Shine Israel is producing the new season.
  • The show remains one of Israel's most popular TV formats.

The beloved Israeli TV show "Money Taxi," which has been a staple of Israeli entertainment for 20 years under host Ido Rosenblum on Keshet 12, is returning to Channel 13 with a new host. Actor and comedian Assi Israeloff will now lead the program, bringing a fresh energy to the format that combines knowledge, humor, and unexpected moments. Produced by Endemol Shine Israel, the show features Israeloff driving a new taxi around Israel, engaging passengers who attempt to answer trivia questions correctly to win cash prizes. "Money Taxi" remains one of Israel's most memorable and popular television formats, and the new season is set to debut soon.

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