Asaf Rappaport 'appeases' Asaf Granit following Moshik Roth's dismissal

Seven years after the final episode aired in April 2019, Asaf Granit is returning to Reshet 13 with his own show, 'Kitchen Revolution.' In this program, he provides guidance to restaurants and food businesses struggling with economic difficulties, drawing on his extensive experience as an internationally acclaimed chef and manager of numerous establishments.

According to the announcement from Reshet 13, the channel will produce a new season of 'Kitchen Revolution,' which previously garnered strong reviews and impressive ratings. During its second season in 2016, the show was nominated for an Academy Award for best docu-reality series.

The uniqueness of the series lies not only in Granit's professional expertise but also in his ability to help family business owners streamline operations and resolve interpersonal conflicts between spouses, parents, and children.

An intriguing addition to the new season is the return of editor Roi Oz, who worked on the show's initial seasons. He will manage this role alongside his preparations for the upcoming season of 'Big Brother.' The program will be produced by Endemol Shine Israel.

As recalled, a month ago—following the firing of Moshik Roth and the announcement of Roshfeld's arrival—it was reported that Granit opposed the changes introduced by the channel's new management to the 'Chef Games' format. As reported by Ran Boker on ynet:

"After a long conversation between him and Rappaport, the two reached understandings on how things would work and be implemented, and all parties were satisfied."

Did the conversation also include the return of 'Kitchen Revolution' as a trade-off for Granit's tacit agreement to the changes in 'Chef Games'? Or are there more surprises in store regarding the "understandings" formed between Granit and Rappaport?