Nickelodeon (Israeli TV channel)
Israeli version of US kids channel

Nickelodeon (Hebrew: ניקלודיאון) is an Israeli children's television channel launched on 1 July 2003.
Programming
Israel original shows
Shchuna (שכונה) – In English, "Neighborhood".
HaHamama (החממה) – The original show of Netflix's The "Greenhouse Academy".
HaTzhokia (הצחוקייה) – A kids stand-up show with Israel's most popular comedians.
Neelamin (נעלמים) – In English, "Vanished".
Betzefer (בצפר)- A Hebrew slang commonly used by students, for the word "Beit-Sefer". In English, it means "School".
Kadabra (כדברא) – In English, "Spell keeprs".
Yapanick (יפניק) A kids wipeout type show, in which classes from all over the countries compete to win a prize.
Championsnick (צ'מפיונסניק) – A game show between schools from all over the country to win a trip to Barcelona.
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