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Paula Rosenberg returns to Israeli television after a three-year hiatus, hosting the new Kan 11 show "After the Double" following her relocation to Cyprus.

Former Israeli football star Pini Balili has joined Kan 11's afternoon current affairs show hosted by Yifat Glick and Tamar Almog as a regular panelist, marking a new chapter in his media career.

Ahead of the elections, Naftali Bennett addressed the "poison machine" and rumors about his marriage during a television interview on Kan 11, while his "Be-yachad" list holds 12 mandates in recent polls.

Channel 12 news led Israeli TV ratings with 14.2% and 440,000 viewers, followed by Channel 14 and Channel 13 in a competitive prime-time television landscape.

Blue and White leader Benny Gantz revealed that Likud offered him a high spot on their Knesset list, an offer he rejected to pursue national unity.

Comedian Orna Banai joked about her high salary for a new Kan 11 series during an interview, before praising writer Matan Chorek's script.

Anna Pines, 24, daughter of Guy Pines and Ruti Rodner, is stepping into a new role as an investigative reporter and anchor at Kan 11 News after five years of field reporting.

Assaf Rappaport breaks his silence on acquiring Reshet 13, discussing his vision for independent media, business strategies, management changes, and the network's future competition.

Sharon Gal's program on i24News hit a ratings record, surpassing Kan 11 to secure fourth place as the Hebrew-language channel marks two years since its launch.

The hit Israeli sitcom "Kupa Rashit" has officially been renewed for a seventh season even before the sixth season airs, following high ratings and widespread cultural success.

The premiere of the comedy series People I Met took place in Tel Aviv, based on Matan Halik's bestseller. Set in Beersheba, it stars Tal Friedman and Assi Cohen.

Israeli television and streaming services present a diverse Saturday lineup, featuring the documentary 'The Match' on Kan 11, new 'Phineas and Ferb' episodes, and major horror sequels.

The Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation launches its new broadcast season and announces an expanded partnership with the global streaming giant to air its most successful series.

The corporation presents upcoming original productions and reveals a dramatic international collaboration that will bring the biggest hits of the Israeli screen to millions of viewers around the world.

Viewers are increasingly moving away from daily routine viewing, yet Kan 11 is showing a surprising strengthening in all broadcast segments while other major channels lose ground.

Just before the elections, Guy Zohar returns with 'From the Other Side' in a new studio and launches a special artificial intelligence service that allows the public to verify the authenticity of online content in real time.

The successful thriller drama from Kan 11 has aired on the public network in Germany and is stirring a debate among critics, some of whom are discussing the surprising changes made for the local audience.

Following the storm caused by a contestant's remark on "4 Weddings" regarding the Russian and Amharic languages, the Kan 11 broadcasting corporation has published an apology letter, removed the clip from social media, and explained: "We added a clarification slide during the broadcast"

Sharon Davidovitch surprised viewers by revealing on live television the foreign object that had grown on his face, shared the struggles behind the scenes, and announced the medical procedure he will undergo this week.

A promo for the new season of "Four Weddings" sparked a storm following a statement by one of the participants against Russian and Amharic speakers. "They have lost their minds - racism is a red line," attacked Avigdor Lieberman, while MK Vladimir Beliak called on the corporation to "remove the racist from the screen and apologize." On behalf of Kan 11 it was stated: "This is a humorous program...

During the filming of a new report airing today, the renowned chef encountered an unexpected comment from a diner that left him speechless and prompted a philosophical reflection.

Following a highly successful season that garnered millions of views, the Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation has announced the return of "4 Weddings." The show will air weekly on Sundays at 21:30 on Kan 11 and Kan BOX, featuring a new narrator, Alma Zack.

A 'Kan 11' investigation reveals the sophisticated ruse of media consultant Julian Levinson, who offered services worth one million shekels to map out the network operating behind the aggressive campaign against Zvika Nave.

The rating data from last night reveals a clear picture: "HaPshuta" by Bar Almaliach has once again captured the viewers and ranked first in the late-night table. In the other segments, Keshet 12 continues to lead.

About three years since she left Israel with her family, the media personality and TV presenter has barely been seen on screen. Now it has been learned that she will soon host a regular program for the first time since then.

Due to grave concerns over a management vacuum and harm to thousands of employees and creators, members of the broadcasting corporation's board have turned to the court with an urgent demand to prevent the organization's paralysis as early as this coming November.

One of the prominent figures at Reshet 13, Raviv Drucker, arrived for a meeting together with his partner Anat Goren at the offices of the Kan 11 corporation. What will be the content of the conversation?

A sharp opinion column by Kalman Liebskind against expatriates voting in elections ignited a fire within the broadcasting corporation, after Europe correspondent Dov Gil-Har decided to respond to him in a personal and surprising manner.

Yotam Zimri's new late-night show manages to secure a good spot at the top, while Omri Assenheim and "The Patriots" compete for second place in prime time.

During the program "The Patriots," panelist Yotam Zimri launched a sharp attack against the Israeli media, calling it "criminal media." Zimri referred to a report broadcast on Kan 11 about an agreement that he described as a "terrible agreement," in which residents were interviewed who expressed concern about the withdrawal of our forces and abandonment.

The Israeli actress and model continues to build her career with a new prestigious project. She will star in a drama series based on a true crime case that shocked the nation.

The World Cup final crushes the weekly rating charts with a rare figure of 40.6% and over a million viewers, while familiar prime-time programs and news editions struggle for the remaining spots in the top table | Full ranking here

Legendary music editor Yoav Kutner released a video debunking claims of bias against hip hop and the band "Shvak S" presented in the "Kan" documentary series. He demonstrated that the creators spliced together clips from different years, taking them out of their original context.