What to Watch Tonight: Aliyah Reality Series and Fauda's Return
Your ultimate TV guide for tonight: discover the new aliyah reality show on Reshet 13, the return of Fauda, Disney Plus's epic wildlife series Africa, and more.
What to watch tonight on television: a roundup of top shows, documentaries, and movies including reality series about aliyah, the return of Fauda, and the new wildlife epic Africa: Earth's Wild Home.
The Promised Land (Reshet 13)
A new docu-reality series follows five young Jewish adults from around the world as they move to Tel Aviv to explore whether they want to make Israel their permanent home. Over the course of their journey, they experience local life, dating, and daily challenges while testing their connection to Jewish identity and Israel. Filmed in late 2025, the participants meet various well-known figures as they weigh the prospect of making aliyah, especially in the wake of post-October 7 identity shifts.
Fauda (Reshet 13)
Marking three years since October 7, Reshet 13 broadcasts the first of two highly anticipated episodes from the fifth season, centered around the events of the massacre. The second episode airs tomorrow, while the entire season is available across streaming platforms.
The Simpsons (Yes TV Comedy)
Season 38 of the legendary animated series launches with Marge trying to save Springfield Elementary School by inviting a reclusive British children's author—voiced by Emma Thompson—to a book fair.
Africa: Earth's Wild Home (Disney Plus)
A breathtaking seven-part National Geographic natural history series narrated by Oscar nominee Wunmi Mosaku. Filmed over four years across some 30 countries by BBC Studios, each episode explores a different habitat, from the Congo jungle to the Sahara, capturing rare behaviors such as black rain frogs and chimpanzees using tools.
Nosferatu (Netflix)
Robert Eggers' acclaimed adaptation of the 1922 silent horror classic arrives on Netflix. Starring Bill Skarsgård as Count Orlok, Lily-Rose Depp as Ellen Hutter, and Nicholas Hoult, the film follows a dark, gothic haunting in 19th-century Germany.
