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From Adam Sandler’s musical antics to religious rap and investigative journalism, this week’s TV lineup offers something for everyone.

If you want to watch something where people wear a little bit more clothing, season four of Emily in Paris is being released August 15 on Netflix.

Responding to global demand, IZZY – Stream Israel enhances its platform with French, Spanish, and Portuguese subtitles, making Israeli dramas, documentaries, and films accessible to more viewers.

There is a lot going on in Night Therapy, and sometimes it feels like too much, but the series is elevated by stellar performances by some of Israel’s top actors.

The Jackal became known for his terrorist acts in the 1970s and 80s, mostly in the service of the Palestinian cause, killing thousands of people and being the first non-Arab in the PFLP.

The series shows how Ethiopian young people, especially young men, facing limited prospects, are drawn to a life of crime, preyed on by corrupt cops, and exploited by the media.

Each of its four episodes will spotlight a different story from the October 7 Hamas acts.

Lior Raz, the creator and star of Fauda, is cast against type as an arrogant star director trying to write his first book for Elli’s publishing house, who is humbled and upset by her criticism.

Levine, who was formerly cohead of drama at HBO and oversaw Westworld, Sharp Objects, Game of Thrones, and True Blood, will give a special master class to the participants.

Bill Maher critiques selective outrage among activists, urging them to address gender apartheid and human rights abuses often overlooked by Western protests.