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Desert Rose (Baalat HaChalomot) tells the story of Nur, a destitute girl who's required to pretend to be a dream solver, in order to deceive a luxurious hotels tycoon, who had a dream and is afraid of its implications. A fateful encounter with the company's heir, Yehuda Verburg, sparks powerful love between them. Thanks to Yehuda, Nur finds that she has the true capacity of dreams' interpretation. Her gift unearths a tragic old family secret, and the war between the brothers that had ripped the family into pieces before, is ignited again and threatens to tear apart the family's empire, this time for good. The secrets and scheme risk the couple's lives, and force them to choose between their families and their love.

Israels' most famoust satire comedy show about politics & other stuff.

Kadabra (Spell Keepers) follows the adventures of two girls trying to save humanity while also pursuing their own personal happiness.

An Israeli take on the hit brittish comedy, "The Office".

Israel's second successful sitcom, Shemesh centers around the title character and his restaurant "The Empire of the Sun", as well as his friends and workers.

In Tel Aviv, six friends who are appalled by the Israeli entry in the UniverSong competition record their own song on a mobile phone, then are shocked to learn their recording is selected as Israel's entry for next year's competition.

Four best friends from high school, meet 20 years later. Morad, a powerful union leader at the Ashdod Port, divorced with a broken heart. Yaki, brown as chocolate and sweet as marmalade. Tzofi, tall, blue eyes and an AA, and Benson, a single bar owner with bleach blond hair. All received an invitation to take part in a secret, prestigious poker tournament in the south of Israel. There's one problem: the game is organized by Oren Kleers. Kleers is the arch-enemy of the high school friends, he shamed them in front of the TV cameras when they were children and they took revenge in high school. Now, 20 years later, he's back with the challenge of beating him in poker game. Still, the timing is problematic. Yaki's grandfather, Beber, has just passed away. Now try to tell Yaki as he's about to scatter his grandfather's ashes, that he has to take part in a card game. Determined to keep the secret, the three friends join Yaki on his journey to scatter the ashes. They wait for the right moment to lure him to the poker game. Raheli, a women with a dubious past, sent by Kleers, joins them to make sure that they tell Yaki where they're taking him. But before the poker game there's a journey! With a guitar! To the desert! And a lot of canned food! In Beber's will he explicitly mentioned that it has to be a happy journey, a celebration, even though there are secrets hidden along the way. On top of that grandpa Beber requested that Yaki hand some of his ashes to three of his best friends, Abdallah, Bobby and Uzi Babel. The three are dubious characters, all living along the route. They drive down in an old Volkswagen, the only inheritance Beber left them. What they don't know is that they're constantly being followed by two wild detectives, Heally and Gilden. They're determined to incriminate Oren Kleers and managed to place a bugging device on one of our heroes' phone. Trouble... But don't worry, they'll make it in the end. To Arad. They'll meet Aya Shikler, Morad's mythological sweetheart, heal the wounds of the past, sing the song of friendship and... lose in poker. But take revenge on Oren! And scatter the dust! And even try to get their car back...

26-year-old Neta embarks on a moonstruck journey through the streets of Jerusalem, in search of a different identity.

Shimon, a manipulative, TV-holic producer, and Limor, an assertive yet not-so-intelligent "frecha", review Israeli news, culture and media.

A new show that sums up the week's events. Including interviews with leading figures from politics, entertainment, sports and Israeli culture, along with comic and satiric segments.