The Shababnikim are back for a third season, and their adventures are more chaotic than ever. Streaming on HOT, the new season finds our four favorite yeshiva students—Gedalia, Avinoam, Meir, and Lazer—grappling with bigger challenges. As they get older, the line between their strict Haredi community and the secular temptations of Jerusalem becomes even harder to navigate.
This season pushes their friendship and faith to the limit with hilarious schemes, unexpected romantic entanglements, and serious questions about their futures. Facing pressure from their families and the yeshiva's dean, the group must decide what they truly believe in. Can they find their own path without being cast out completely? Season 3 ended on April 21, 2025 sign up for a reminder.
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Shababnikim is an Israeli TV series that follows a group of rebellious young ultra-Orthodox yeshiva students as they navigate the challenges of religion, friendship, and modern life. In season 3 on HOT, the four main characters face new dilemmas about their futures, faith, and relationships. The show continues to blend humor with real-life struggles as the friends try to balance tradition with personal desires. This season dives deeper into their family pressures and romantic entanglements while exploring what it means to be religious in today’s world. With sharp writing and engaging performances, Shababnikim offers both comedy and drama that appeal to a wide audience. Season 3 ended on April 21, 2025 sign up for a reminder if you don’t want to miss updates about future episodes or specials.
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The series follows a group of four Haredi students who study at a yeshiva in Jerusalem. One of them, Gedalya, is on the straight and narrow, while the other three prefer their Talmud study with a side of hanging out in the park, shopping at the mall and general goofing off. “Shababnik“ is a Hebrew slang word for a Haredi youth who is off the path—but not entirely. Shababniks don't leave the community, but stretch the limits of appropriate behavior and dilute the focus on intense study.
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