Following Oren Dobronsky's joining the Likud: the new season of "The Sharks" will be postponed
The businessman and entrepreneur's joining the Likud as a reserved candidate also affects the broadcast schedule: the new season of "The Sharks," which has already been filmed and edited, will be postponed until after the elections. Sources familiar with the details claim that election laws and propaganda regulations do not allow its broadcast before the elections. Dobronsky, a regular panel member on the show since the third season, will have to wait with his appearance on screen.

The new reservation by Benjamin Netanyahu affects the broadcast schedule: ynet has learned that the new season of the reality show "The Sharks" featuring Oren Dobronsky will be postponed until after the elections. Sources familiar with the details say that "the election law and propaganda regulations will not allow the season to be broadcast before the elections, and therefore it will be postponed." Dobronsky has served as a regular panel member since the third season of the reality show, and it should be noted that the season has already been filmed, edited, and scheduled for broadcast soon, but as mentioned, with the announcement of his entry into politics, it will have to wait on the shelf.
"The Likud movement welcomes Oren Dobronsky on his joining as the party's first reserved candidate. Oren is a successful businessman, one of the founders of high-tech in Israel, and a right-wing person," it was stated. "Dobronsky joins the Likud team and after the elections will lead the issue of artificial intelligence in the economy, education, medicine, finance, and in all sectors of the state."
Dobronsky himself met with Benjamin Netanyahu and told him: "That's it, as far as I'm concerned I'm in. I am stepping under the stretcher." The Prime Minister replied: "Oren, welcome. I can tell you something from the heart, you won't be offended? I don't know, you don't look like a shark, but I know - I know that you were on this show because you have phenomenal success."





