Genre: | Reality competition |
Creator: | Charlie Parsons |
Presenter: | Guy Zu-Aretz |
Country: | Israel |
Language: | Hebrew |
Network: | Channel 10 (2007–2012) Channel 2 (Reshet) (2015–2017) Reshet 13 (2018–) |
Last Aired: | present |
Num Seasons: | 12 |
Num Episodes: | 416 (As for 11 seasons) |
Survivor (Hebrew: הישרדות, Hisardut), formerly known as Survivor 10, is an Israeli reality competition game show based on the popular international Survivor television franchise. The series began in December 2007 and aired on Israeli's Channel 10 for 6 seasons. After legal issues between Channel 10 and Castaway Television, the series went on a three-year hiatus before returning in 2015 on Reshet. The show is hosted by actor and singer Guy Zu-Aretz.
Following the basic premise of other international versions of the franchise, it features a group of contestants who are marooned in an isolated location, where they must provide food, water, fire, and shelter for themselves. The contestants compete in challenges for rewards and immunity from elimination. The contestants are progressively eliminated from the game as they are voted out by their fellow contestants, until only one remains and is given the title of "The Last Survivor" and is awarded the grand prize of 1 million NIS.
The show follows the format as the other editions of the show. The players are split between two "tribes", are taken to a remote isolated location and are forced to live off the land with meager supplies for an extended period of time. Frequent physical and mental challenges are used to pit the teams against each other for rewards, such as food or luxuries, or for "immunity", forcing the other tribe to attend "Tribal Council", where they must vote off one of their players.
Once about half the players are remaining, the tribes are merged into a single tribe, and competitions are on an individual basis; winning immunity prevents that player from being voted out. All of the players that are voted out at this stage form the "jury". Once two to four finalists remain, a final Tribal Council is held where the remaining players plead their case to the Jury as to why they should win the game. The jury then votes for which player should be considered the "Last Survivor" and be awarded the grand prize of 1 million NIS.
The series features several modifications to the Survivor format unique to the Israeli production.
Whereas most franchises feature two regular challenges, "Reward" and "Immunity", this series has included two more regular challenges — an additional individual challenge following the immunity challenge, and a duel between two players — the specific natures of which have changed over the series' history.
In the first season, the members of the tribe that lost the immunity challenge competed in the Double-Power challenge, which either granted the winner an extra vote at that night's Tribal Council or individual immunity; after the merge, all contestants competed in the Double-Power challenge, and the winner received either the power to block two contestants from voting at that night's Tribal Council or the ability to cast a second vote at Tribal Council. From the second season onward, the members of the tribe that lost the immunity challenge compete in an individual immunity challenge; after the merge, this is changed to a veto challenge between all remaining contestants, where the winner earns the power to block a tribemate from voting in that night's Tribal Council, in the form of a veto bracelet that they would give to the player whose vote they are blocking. During the last tribal council, it is used to prevent a member of the jury from voting.
There have been three different types of duel challenges used, two of which involve voted out contestants competing for a chance to return to the game. In seasons featuring the Island of the Dead, voted out contestants competed against each other in duels; the duel loser was eliminated from the game for good, while the duel winner remained on the island and awaited their next challenger, with the duel winner returning to the game at predetermined points. This was seen in seasons 1, 4 (pre-merge only), 6 (as Hope Island, with voted out players pre-merge choosing former tribemates to compete for them) and 8. In seasons 7 and 10, voted out players competed against former tribemates to steal their vote at the next Tribal Council and remain in the game. Seasons without duels involving eliminated contestants have instead featured duels between two remaining players competing for a reward or advantage, as seen in seasons 2, 3, 4 (post-merge only), 5 and 9. These duels took place immediately following the immunity challenge, and in seasons 2, 4 and 5, involved the duelists being banished to Exile Island for 24 hours, away from their tribemates.
In seasons without duels involving eliminated contestants, eliminated players have still been given the opportunity to return to the game: in season 2, castaways eliminated before the merge were given the opportunity to wait on a secluded island; those remaining at the merge competed in a single competition, with the winner returning to the game. In season 3, eliminated contestants lived on the Hidden Island, competing in a modified game for up to two weeks. In season 5, the last two contestants eliminated before the merge competed against each other, with the winner returning. In season 9, several contestants returned to the game through various methods shortly after being voted out.
Tribal Council votes ending in a tie are always resolved by a firemaking challenge between the contestants with the most votes, eschewing the runoff ballot seen in international editions. This is true even of the jury's vote for the winner, which is revealed — and, for the first six seasons, cast — during the live finale.
The end of the game has also differed from international seasons, and changed over the course of the series' run.
Unlike the American edition, the Israeli edition airs two episodes a week, with the elimination at the end of the second episode, which results in approximately 30–40 episodes per season. The first episode will typically feature the reward and immunity challenges while the second will typically feature the duel, individual immunity or veto challenge and the Tribal Council.
No. | Season | Location | Episodes | Days | Castaways | Winner | Runner(s)-up | Final vote | Fan Favourite player | Season premiere | Season finale | Network | |||
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1 | Survivor: The Caribbean Islands | Los Haitises National Park, Dominican Republic | 36 | 52 | 20 | Naama Kasry | Noam Tor | Dan Mano | 5–4–0 | Noam Tor | December 15, 2007 | May 17, 2008 | |||
2 | Survivor: Pearl Islands | Pearl Islands, Panama | 38 | Arik Alper | Mirit Vaknin | 6–3 | Mirit Vaknin | December 24, 2008 | May 23, 2009 | ||||||
3 | Survivor: The Philippines | Caramoan, Camarines Sur, Philippines | 35 | 25 | Shay Arel | Tom Altagar | Leora Goldberg | 6–3–0 | Tal Englander | August 29, 2009 | December 30, 2009 | ||||
4 | Survivor: Fans vs. Survivors | 24 | 32 | 16 | Natan Bashevkin | Idan Kapon | Sharon Rafaeli | 5–3–2 | Dan Mano | June 6, 2010 | August 29, 2010 | ||||
5 | Survivor: Camarines | 30 | 40 | 20 | Irit Rahamim Basis | Gev Pesti | Natalie Cabessa | 6–3–0 | Yaniv Ruhan | February 14, 2011 | June 19, 2011 | ||||
6 | Survivor: VIP (2012) | Ko Jum, Krabi Province, Thailand | 31 | 16 | Itai Segev | Anat Harel | 5–3 | Yulia Plotkin | May 2, 2012 | August 29, 2012 | |||||
7 | Survivor: Honduras | Bay Islands Department, Honduras | 33 | 46 | 18 | Liron "Tiltil" Orfali | Yityish "Titi" Aynaw | Omri Kohavi | Ruslana Rodina | 4–2–1–1 | Liron "Tiltil" Orfali | November 1, 2015 | March 1, 2016 | Channel 2 (Reshet) | |
8 | Survivor: Palawan | Palawan, Philippines | 34 | 17 | Inbar Pinievsky Basson | Maayan Adam | Masgano Mangisto | 5–2–0 | Maayan Adam | May 20, 2017 | September 16, 2017 | ||||
9 | Survivor: VIP (2019) | Caramoan, Camarines Sur, Philippines | 37 | 18 | Đovani Roso | Naama Kasry | Simcha Gueta | 7–0–0 | Naama Kasry | March 9, 2019 | July 13, 2019 | Reshet 13 | |||
10 | Survivor: VIP (2020) | 62 | 37 | Asi Buzaglo | Israel Ogalbo | Yarden Gerbi | Idan Rafael Hviv | 2-2-1-1 6–3 | Asi Buzaglo | May 2, 2020 | September 13, 2020 | ||||
11 | Survivor: VIP (2021) | 56 | 40 | 19 | Alla Eibinder | Jacqueline "Jackie" Azoulay | Odelya Swisa | 4-4-0 Fire Duel | None | October 16, 2021 | April 2, 2022 | ||||
12 | Survivor: Manila | Manila, Philippines | 45 | 45 | 18 | Elit Musayof | Saar Cohen | Tal Morad | Gal Rubinn | 10-1-0-0 | Maja Kravarusic | December 17, 2022 | April 1, 2023 |
Continent/Region | Locations (season number) | |
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Asia (9) | Thailand (6), Philippines (3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12) | |
Central America (3) | Hispaniola (1), Panama (2), Honduras (7) |
Name | Age | Hometown | Season | Finish | |
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Maya Elharar | 29 | Tirat Carmel | 20th | ||
Yoav Behr | 33 | Ramat HaSharon | 19th | ||
Omer Giladi | 25 | Caesarea | 18th | ||
Elisheva "Tina" Berkovich | 57 | Ein Hod | 17th | ||
Vika Finkelstein | 32 | Tel Aviv | 16th | ||
Sivan Shitrit | 25 | Sderot | 15th | ||
Muli Karacho | 25 | Alfei Menashe | 14th | ||
Alex Metz | 47 | Karnei Shomron | 13th | ||
Moshe "Moshik" Lipetz | 47 | Savyon | 12th | ||
Vera Lichtes | 27 | Tel Aviv | 11th | ||
Guy Zilberman | 29 | Ramat Gan | 10th | ||
Lia Gil | 32 | Ashkelon | |||
Idan Kapon | 30 | Haifa | |||
Shahar Raz | 28 | Shitim | |||
Yael Tzafrir | 32 | Tel Aviv | |||
Moshe Dan | 23 | Holon | |||
Marina Kabisher | 24 | Tel Aviv | |||
Dan Mano | 29 | Haifa | |||
Noam Tor | 24 | Hofit | |||
Naama Kasry | 29 | Carmiel | |||
Irit Virag | 35 | Tel Aviv | 20th | ||
Nasrin Ghandour | 27 | Haifa | 19th | ||
Gal Erez | 43 | Arsuf | 18th | ||
Sivan Rauch-Kahlon | 23 | Neve Yamin | 17th | ||
Meir Tzarfati | 28 | Tel Aviv | 16th | ||
Natan Bashevkin | 28 | Nili | 15th | ||
Maayan Porter | 26 | Eilat | 14th | ||
Diva Hatami-Goldwasser | 40 | Kefar Vitkin | 13th | ||
Michal Siani | 30 | Tel Aviv | 12th | ||
Efrat Yekutiel | 27 | Manhattan, NY | 11th | ||
Guy Geyor | 28 | Tel Aviv | 10th | ||
Idan Haviv | 28 | Maccabim-Re'ut | |||
Anastasia Mirkin | 24 | Tirat Carmel | |||
Igor Tigner | 28 | Herzliya | |||
Ofir Dallal | 33 | Tel Aviv | |||
Itay Haephrati | 23 | Tel Mond | |||
Yoav Caspi | 26 | London | |||
Neta-Li Zelcerman | 27 | Tel Aviv | |||
Mirit Vaknin | 26 | Lod | |||
Arik Alper | 34 | Tel Aviv | |||
Ori Lapid | 32 | Tel Aviv | 25th | ||
Eitan Bernat | 23 | Herzliya | 24th | ||
Liran Giladi | 23 | Caesarea | 23rd | ||
Noa Waintraub | 26 | Ra'anana | 22nd | ||
Meital Ben David | 31 | Kiryat Ono | 21st | ||
Yael Tzuker | 23 | Tel Aviv | 20th | ||
Merav Fishelson | 44 | Tel Aviv | 19th | ||
Yakov Crispel | 40 | Haifa | 18th | ||
Inna Bakelmann | 19 | Gan Yavne | 17th | ||
Avital Eisman | 23 | Hadera | 16th | ||
Natalie Niv | 28 | Naharia | 15th | ||
Tal Ben David | 29 | Sdot Yam | 14th | ||
Avi Raz | 27 | Mevaseret Zion | 13th | ||
Tal Englander | 30 | Tel Aviv | 12th | ||
Hanoch Budin | 46 | Nes Ziona | 11th | ||
Ziv Gelbart | 39 | Megadim | 10th | ||
Riki Shemesh | 33 | Gan Sorek | |||
Avigail Perl | 25 | Tel Aviv | |||
Ohad Taib | 23 | Rishon LeZion | |||
Liad Farkash | 22 | Ramat Yishai | |||
Hadas Hornblass | 27 | Elkana | |||
Tal "Talco" Cohen | 29 | Haifa | |||
Leora Goldberg | 50 | Raanana | |||
Tom Altagar | 23 | Ganei Tikva | |||
Shay Arel | 31 | Kiryat Ata | |||
Ariela Kayam | 51 | Netanya | 16th | ||
Osher Hadari | 25 | Herzliya | 15th | ||
Dar Fishelson | 21 | Savyon | 14th | ||
Tal Englander | 31 | Tel Aviv | 13th | ||
Marina Kabisher | 26 | Tel Aviv | 12th | ||
Guy Gold | 27 | Jerusalem | 11th | ||
Itay Strauss | 29 | Tel Aviv | 10th | ||
Maayan Porter | 28 | Eilat | |||
Dan Mano | 32 | London | |||
Mirit Vaknin | 28 | Lod | |||
Lidar Shanny | 30 | Eilat | |||
Avigail Perl | 26 | Tel Aviv | |||
Max "Shpex" Levkovski | 41 | Ramat Aviv | |||
Sharon Rafaeli | 27 | Ra'anana | |||
Idan Kapon | 32 | Haifa | |||
Natan Bashevkin | 30 | Nili | |||
Natalie Ben Ari | 22 | Ramat HaSharon | 20th | ||
Morel Ben-Hamo | 21 | Kiryat Ata | 19th | ||
Pninit Rozenberg | 25 | Haifa | 18th | ||
Ofri Yariv | 22 | Hatzor | 17th | ||
Aviv Basis | 33 | Bat Hen | 16th | ||
Yigal Ben Binyamin | 39 | Rehovot | 15th | ||
Ben Malka | 28 | Tveria | 14th | ||
Yula Kravits | 23 | Rishon LeZion | 13th | ||
Liron Strauss | 28 | Kfar Shmaryahu | 12th | ||
Yonatan Chemla | 26 | Ein Kerem | 11th | ||
Roei Lulu | 35 | Haifa | 10th | ||
Yana Kalman | 36 | Tel Aviv | |||
Ohad Alon | 28 | Menahemia | |||
Giora Rothman | 53 | Herzelia | |||
Shunit Faragi | 23 | Kiryat Tiv'on | |||
Etti Halewa | 28 | Kiryat Shmona | |||
Yaniv Ruhan | 29 | Petah Tikva | |||
Natalie Cabessa | 29 | Bet Yanai | |||
Gev Pesti | 27 | Tel Aviv | |||
Irit Rahamim Basis | 36 | Tel Aviv | |||
24 | Tel Aviv | 16th | |||
Doron Jamchi | 50 | Tel Aviv | 15th | ||
Iris Bar-On | 56 | Kfar Saba | 14th | ||
Inbal Gavrieli | 36 | Kfar Sirkin | 13th | ||
Michal Zoharetz | 43 | Tel Aviv | 12th | ||
Harel Moyal | 30 | Gedera | 11th | ||
Azzam Azzam | 48 | Maghar | 10th | ||
Oshri Cohen | 28 | Tel Aviv | |||
Yulia Plotkin | 23 | Tel Aviv | |||
Nataly Dadon | 28 | Kiryat Bialik | |||
Moshe Ferster | 48 | Giv'atayim | |||
Itay Turgeman | 28 | Tel Aviv | |||
Buki Nae | 54 | Ramat Gan | |||
Anna Aronov | 29 | Tel Aviv | |||
Anat Harel | 41 | Tel Aviv | |||
Itai Segev | 39 | Rehovot | |||
Jeanette Zohar Sabag | 55 | Jaffa | 18th | ||
Meital Dohan | 36 | Los Angeles, CA | 17th | ||
Ben-Yahav Navat | 36 | Petah Tikva | 16th | ||
Lisa Shurkin | 36 | Tel Aviv | 15th | ||
Yehuda Shushan | 42 | Neve Ilan | 14th | ||
Shimon Amsalem | 49 | Tel Aviv | 13th | ||
Ron Aluf | 23 | Rishon LeZion | 12th | ||
Omer Rozen | 33 | Tel Aviv | 11th | ||
Ron Shoval | 42 | Ramat Gan | 10th | ||
Moshik Galamin | 36 | Tel Aviv | |||
Huda Naccache | 26 | Haifa | |||
Jenny Chervoney | 33 | Tel Aviv | |||
Liron Revivo | 21 | Beit Uziel | |||
Dana Berger | 44 | Jerusalem | |||
Ruslana Rodina | 27 | Rehovot | |||
Omri Kohavi | 28 | Tel Aviv | |||
Yityish "Titi" Aynaw | 24 | Tel Aviv | |||
Liron "Tiltil" Orfali | 40 | Ramat Gan | |||
Raz Nisim Cohen | 26 | Tel Aviv | |||
Adi Berger | 25 | Jerusalem | |||
Daniel Avisris | 24 | Kiryat Haim | |||
Nicola Ward | 20 | Amir | |||
Alon Sasson | 30 | Jerusalem | |||
Tanita Faber | 39 | Ashkelon | |||
Bar Zomer | 23 | Haifa | |||
Amir Fachar | 27 | Jaffa | |||
Sagi Braitner | 23 | Caesarea | |||
Yossi Bublil | 36 | Netanya | |||
Vered Spivak | 46 | Tel Aviv | |||
Raz Zehavi | 45 | Hadera | |||
Michal Fucs | 35 | Ness Ziona | |||
Netanel "Nati" Sade | 40 | Nehora | |||
Masgano Mangisto | 31 | Ma'ale Adumim | |||
Maayan Adam | 29 | Petah Tikva | |||
Inbar Pinievsky Basson | 29 | Givatayim | |||
Rotem Rabi | 23 | Jerusalem | |||
Moshe Primo | 58 | Netanya | |||
Dror Refael | 44 | Tzoran-Kadima | |||
Einat Erlich | 50 | Netanya | |||
Orin Julie | 24 | Kiryat Ono | |||
Alexandra "Alexa" Dol | 25 | Tel Aviv | |||
Mishel Taroni | 34 | Ramat Gan | |||
Jonathan "Joezi" Zirah | 30 | Tel Aviv | |||
Eyal Berkover | 28 | Lima | |||
Assaf Ashtar | 54 | Hadera | |||
Luna Mansour | 26 | Acre | |||
Lihi Griner | 34 | Petah Tikva | |||
Ira Dolfin | 37 | Tel Aviv | |||
Shaked Komemy | 27 | Rosh HaAyin | |||
Menahem "Meni" Naftali | 40 | Afula | |||
Simcha Gueta | 30 | Bat Yam | |||
Naama Kasry | 40 | Herzliya | |||
Đovani Roso | 46 | Kiryat Ata | |||
Dana Ron | 48 | Tel Aviv | |||
Nava Boker | 49 | Hedera | |||
Nikol Reznikov | 20 | Afula | |||
Zohar Strauss | 48 | Ramat Gan | |||
Adi Bity | 18 | Hod HaSharon | |||
Semion Grafman | 45 | Bat Yam | |||
David Dvir | 70 | Ramat Gan | |||
Lital Smadja | 32 | Petah Tikva | |||
Ilana Avital | 60 | Ramat HaSharon | |||
Ido Kozikaro | 42 | Haifa | |||
Regev Hod | 39 | Rehovot | |||
Ella Ayalon | 22 | Tel Aviv | |||
Benny Bruchim | 47 | Kefar Saba | |||
Alina Levy | 29 | Ra'anana | |||
Yarden Gerbi | 30 | Netanya | |||
Idan Haviv | 40 | Tel Aviv | |||
Israel Ogalbo | 29 | Tel Aviv | |||
Asi Buzaglo | 32 | Petah Tikva | |||
Henry David | 42 | Matat | |||
Ohad Buzaglo | 39 | Bat Yam | |||
Maayan Ashkenazi | 30 | Herzliya | |||
Fanny Bar Mucha | 34 | Acre | |||
Liza Bikh | 25 | Be'er Sheva | |||
Michael Lewis | 33 | Herzliya | |||
Vered Buskila | 37 | Tel Aviv | |||
Kobi Maor | 43 | Petah Tikva | |||
Yuval Shem-Tov | 48 | Neve Yarak | |||
Gadi Panivilov | 23 | Kiryat Haim | |||
Liya Gil | 45 | Kadima-Zoran | |||
Yehonatan Bashan | 31 | Herzliya | |||
Dudu Aouate | 43 | Nof HaGalil | |||
Dandan Bolotin | 62 | Bolotin farm | |||
Zohar Strauss | 48 | Ramat Gan | |||
Shira Parver | 52 | Tel Aviv | |||
Odelya Swisa | 34 | Yeroham | |||
Jackie Azulai | 37 | Rosh HaAyin | |||
Alla Aibinder | 33 | Ramat Gan | |||
Maor Shushan | 32 | Netanya | |||
Nevo Shamir | 31 | Tel-Aviv | |||
Nir Regev | 42 | Lod | |||
Daniel Zioni | 28 | Haifa | |||
Tanya Lauren | 21 | Rishon LeZion | |||
Sapir Kashty | 30 | Holon | |||
Yarden Zohar | 27 | Tel-Aviv | |||
Guy Rozen | 32 | Tel-Aviv | |||
Doreen Dotan-Farkash | 28 | Tel-Aviv | |||
Guy Shiker | 48 | Ramat HaSharon | |||
Natasha Halil | 40 | Ramat Aviv | |||
Maya Keyy | 19 | Yavne | |||
Kasey Zapata | 24 | Tel-Aviv | |||
Aviran Shmuel | 33 | Netanya | |||
Tal Morad | 21 | Moshavat Kinneret | |||
Gal Rubinn | 32 | Ma'ale Adumim | |||
Sahar Cohen | 26 | Nahariya | |||
Elit Musayof | 52 | Holon |