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Find out what happens in the Yifat-Amir-Nati love triangle. Is Hodaya really ready to be unreligious? And what does that even mean? This season is sure to be not one you are going to want to miss! Tune in and find out what happens in this season opener.

In the season finale, Yifat, Amir, Hodaya, Nati, and Reut go through a turbulent night and wake up for a whole new dawn.

Amir experiences difficulties with his work as Yifat gets a promotion. Nati follows Tehila's steps and tries out singing. Hodaya sympathises with one of the Ulpana students and gets into trouble. Avri shows up again in Hodaya's life.

Yifat's water is breaking, and she rushes to the hospital. Reut joins her quickly. At his desert home, a series of signs makes Amir understand that something's going on. Tehila confronts Nati with some complicated news.

Hodaya and Avri are busy planning their wedding, but she still struggles to be happy. While being suspended from the hospital, Nati takes Tehila on a date. Despite Yifat's discontent, Amir starts to work as Reut's secretary.

Amir gets stuck with a field trip, Hodaya looks for a new job, Yifat has a chance to do something other than Bar Mitzvah invitations, and Assaf dreams of being a journalist.

Relationships get more complicated on Israel’s hit dramatic series! Nati seeks refuge from bachelorhood at Yifat’s place, but will she get the wrong idea? Hodaya faces a religious crisis, while Amir reads into Reut’s request that he fix her bed. It is an episode of mis-interpretations in the name of love.

Hodaya takes a major leap, Amir and Yifat get into their biggest fight to date, Nati is learning how to deal with his Dad, and Reut and Roi are still figuring things out.

Hodaya gets an outside perspective, Yifat plays matchmaker, Reut is still pursuing Roi, and Nati meets his soul mate. But don’t get too excited! Some big surprises are in the air.

Tehila tells Nati about her life as a non-religious person, and he's shaken by her words. Later, while he's at a medical conference, Nati faces temptations. Things get complicated between Hodaya and Avri. Reut experiences aunthood.

Azaria teaches a creative writing class at the Ulpana. Impressed by Hodaya, he invites her to his radio show. Reut feels jealous and is upset with Hodaya. Roi's pregnant wife is admitted to the hospital and is at risk of losing her baby.

Amir can't find his place at the Beit Midrash and feels alienated from his pregnant and successful wife. Azaria hosts a launch for his new book. Tehila and Nati are invited to the event, and Nati has some concerns about it.

Amir is doing well as Reut's secretary, but Yifat is unhappy about the situation. Hodaya's strong opinions get her into trouble in the Ulpana. Smitten Nati is worried about Tehila's health.

Assaf has to deal with a family emergency, and Hodaya is not invited. Amir and Yifat are trying to get pregnant no matter what it takes! Nati is still being Nati. I mean, who is mean to a clown?!

So Nati decides to step up and show his self worth, at the mall. Yifat needs to take a chill pill, or maybe she needs to stop taking pills, you decide. Hodaya’s relationship is headed for disaster, but who is to blame, and why? And as for Roi and Reut, all we can say is, WOW.

Hodaya gets a visit from her mother and becomes paranoid about everything, but is she wrong to do so? Yifat tries to help, but what can you do? Reut is apparently no good with kids, but Roi is. Too bad he’s not so great with adults. Speaking of kids, Nati is starting to get very close to Evyatar, but Dafna is still keeping a close eye on him.

Hodaya has a birthday… twice. Amir hides an egg to try to make a point. Reut keeps trying, but can Roi keep lying?

Meet roommates Yifat and Hodaya, and their friends Reut, Nati and Amir — five modern-Orthodox singles looking for love in Jerusalem as they approach the big 30. Captivating and alive with characters and story, this episode is what starts off the entire series.

The plots thicken and boundaries are tested. Hodaya meets a handsome stranger on the bus — will she cave in to curiosity? Yifat finds a way to confess her feelings for Nati…if he’s open enough to see it. Amir needs a huge favor, but will Reut come through?

Things start to get complicated between Amir and his ex-wife; Reut absolutely refuses to take no for an answer from a reluctant Torah reading tutor; and Nati reconnects with an old flame, causing Yifat to rethink her feelings, but will he make a terrible mistake?

Hodaya takes a dip into dangerous waters, will she finally find herself in too deep? Reut is stunned by her Torah tutor’s behavior and Nati’s true colors come shining through.

Reut and Amir visit Yifat at her new home, and Amir can’t stop coming back, while Reut’s boyfriend Yochai tries to prove himself to her, and Hodaya searches for answers regarding her forbidden love for Avri.

In this episode, everyone gives us a glimpse of their true character. Hodaya tries to balance her choices and her family, Yifat gets a breath of fresh air, and Amir has to decide what’s more important – his country or his wife.

Sparks start to fly between Reut and her initially resistant Torah tutor, Hodaya’s religious conflict finally erupts into a fight with her friends at Shabbat dinner, and will Yifat work up the courage to tell Nati how she really feels once and for all?

In a mix-up, Reut ends up with two dates at Shabbat dinner, Nati injures himself trying to escape the tension between he and Yifat, while Yifat is looking for an escape of her own with a move to an area away from Jerusalem and the pain of having been rejected.

Hodaya bathes in the mikveh, even though she is an unmarried woman and she continues to question her relationship; Yifat takes a leap of faith and moves away from Jerusalem to Ma’ale Elisha, and Nati tries to make different plans for Shabbat.