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Keren Shahar has been appointed as the new CEO of Keshet International (KI), replacing Alon Shtruzman whose departure after a decade at the company was announced last month.

Lego Masters producer Tuesday’s Child has acquired a controlling stake in compatriot British indie Interstellar.

K.J. Yossman Keshet International (KI) CEO Alon Shtruzman is stepping down from the company at the end of the year, he confirmed today. KI is the content production and distribution arm of Israel-based Keshet Media Group (KMG). The company first attracted international attention with its drama series “Prisoners of War,” which was adapted by Showtime to become the hit show “Homeland,” before cementing its presence in 2012 as KI. Shtruzman has been with the company since 2012 and it is under his watch that KI established a global distribution and production infrastructure that has seen its shows, including “Suspicion,” “A Small Light” and “LA Brea,” picked up by networks from HBO and BBC to Netflix and Disney+.

EXCLUSIVE: Keshet, the Israeli media company, is shaking up its UK non-scripted business.

HBO Max series premiering Thursday that originally aired on the UK’s ITV2.The show follows five British couples who are at a crossroads in their relationships.

different than a traditional dating show,” Williams told TheWrap. “We advertised it as the ultimate test to your relationship…I was really keen that they have to be genuine couples of some length and merit.” Unlike most series, the show’s first break-ups happen at the very start of the show rather.

Watch the trailer above.Here is the full synopsis:“‘Singletown’ begins with a unique ending as five couples press pause on their relationships and spend one incredible summer living their best single lives in the city. The newly separated couples and their four new flatmates move into two luxury Singletown apartments, which, to their surprise, are located in the same building and come with a celebrity mentor.

,” based on Roberto Saviano’s bestselling book that examines the account of the decline of Naples under the rule of the Camorra, including its prequel film, “The Immortal”; “Veneno,” a Spanish language co-production between Atresmedia Studios, Suma Latina and HBO Max about Cristina Ortiz, Spain’s most famous trans TV personality; and Season One of unscripted relationship series “Singletown,” which sees five couples press pause on their partnerships and embark on an extraordinary adventure back

Will Thorne Staff WriterHBO Max is expanding its slate of international series.The WarnerMedia platform has acquired the U.S. streaming rights to four shows, namely Italy’s critically-acclaimed crimes series “Gomorrah,”  Spanish drama “Veneno,” about a transgender TV personality, and two U.K.

Manori Ravindran International EditorNorway is now entering “Singletown.”Discovery Networks has commissioned Banijay Group-owned Nordisk Film TV Norway for a local adaptation of the ITV2 stripped reality show, sold globally by Keshet International. The show will launch on VOD platform Dplay.Produced originally by Keshet Productions, “Singletown” sees five couples press pause on their relationships and spend one summer living their best single lives in the city.

Jamie Lang In this week’s International TV Newswire the English Premier League TV schedules are announced – including a first-ever broadcast on the BBC, Secuoya teams with Tiki Group on the first fiction program to be shot on the Easter Islands in 22 years, Keshet’s “Singletown” gets a Danish remake, De Mensen launches a new format in Belgium and NENT commissions “Suck it Up” from “Lillyhammer” actress  Henriette Steenstrup.BBC to Broadcast EPL for the First Time EverThe English Premier League,