Keshet production company

Variety wrote, “Nir has been a key figure in driving Israel’s rise to a power player in the global content industry.”

The series will focus on five people who found themselves fighting for their lives against a heavily armed enemy – a fight they never anticipated – and will tell stories of their tragedy and heroism.

Need an escape? 'Save the Date,' a new Israeli series, will premiere in just a few days.

The three channels vowed that, through the joint forum, they "will use all the tools at its disposal to prevent the dangerous move of a hostile takeover of the Israeli media."

This is the first season that has been produced since the lockdowns of the COVID pandemic made such activities impossible.

The pledge aims to audition actors with disabilities for each new studio production.

Some of these series, like Fauda and Our Boys, have already become available around the world, while others may be remade or distributed via streaming services in the future.

At the recently concluded Berlin Film Festival, audiences were raving about The Attaché, two episodes of which were shown in a television section.

Keshet also announces new projects that will focus on a range of topics including a CIA and Mossad mission and a fictional sinkhole opening in Los Angeles.