Zoom

Zoom is Israel's default kids channel for the under-7 set. The schedule leans hard on dubbed international hits, Peppa Pig, Bluey, PJ Masks, but the channel also carves out room for locally produced interstitials and short-form content. The Hebrew voice work is better than you'd expect: most of the big roles go to professional theatre and radio actors who actually modulate. Morning blocks run gentle; afternoons escalate into problem-solving and action. Repetition is the name of the game, the same four episodes of Paw Patrol rotate for a week straight. That grates on parents but toddlers find it comforting. Commercial breaks exist but are mercifully short and clustered. One quirk: Zoom occasionally airs educational segments produced by Israeli production houses, which feel more thoughtful than the imported programming. For expat families wanting Hebrew exposure, Zoom live is the easiest entry point. To watch Zoom online, Tvivu carries the stream. It's not groundbreaking TV, but as Kids tv Israel goes, Zoom knows its audience and rarely overestimates their attention span.