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Sharp Conflict Over Jonathan Roshfeld Joins 'Chef Games' Threatens New Season Start
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First reported by Ynet · 7 hours ago
What happened
The planned addition of chef Jonathan Roshfeld to the Israeli cooking show "Chef Games" has sparked a serious internal conflict, with veteran judge Assaf Granit opposing the replacement of Mosheek Rot. This dispute threatens to delay filming scheduled for the end of the month and jeopardizes the new season's start.
- 01Jonathan Roshfeld's addition to 'Chef Games' sparked a major production conflict.
- 02Assaf Granit opposed replacing Mosheek Rot with Roshfeld on the judges' panel.
- 03Tensions escalated during a preparation day involving key show figures.
- 04The dispute may delay filming planned for the end of the month.
- 05The new season's launch is at risk due to unresolved internal disagreements.
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