Apple TV shows new thriller „Unconditional“

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Apple TV continues to expand its international series portfolio with the launch of the new thriller "Unconditional". The eight-part drama series, produced by Keshet 12, will premiere in Israel in April and will be available worldwide on Apple TV starting May 8, 2026. The series centers on a mother fighting for her daughter's freedom, a fight that leads her into a dangerous web of crime and corruption.

Apple TV will release "Unconditional" worldwide on Friday, May 8, 2026. The first two episodes will be available at launch, followed by one new episode per week, every Friday. The season finale is scheduled for June 19, 2026. The first season will consist of eight episodes. The series will premiere in Israel on Keshet 12 in April. International distribution will be handled by Keshet International.

Plot and thematic framework

"Unconditional" tells the story of a mother-daughter vacation that turns into a nightmare. 23-year-old Gali is arrested for drug smuggling during a stay in Moscow. For her mother, Orna, the situation is clear: she doesn't believe the accusations and refuses to accept them.

What begins as a personal struggle escalates into a dangerous confrontation with criminal networks and political corruption. As Orna tries to uncover the truth behind the arrest and secure Gali's freedom, she becomes increasingly entangled in a deadly web of abuse of power and crime. The series blends family drama with international tension and moral conflict.

Creative minds and production

The series was written by Adam Bizanski, known for "Magpie", among other works. Dana Idisis, who previously worked on "On the Spectrum", serves as co-writer. Jonathan Gurfinkel, known for "The Accursed", directed the series.

"Unconditional" is produced by Spiro Films for Keshet 12. Executive producers include Eitan Mansuri and Jonathan Doweck, who previously worked on "No Man’s Land" and "When Heroes Fly". Also serving as executive producers are Adam Bizanski and Dana Idisis, Avi Nir of Keshet Media Group, Keren Shahar of Keshet International, and Karni Ziv, Yuval Horowitz, and Eze Sakson of Keshet 12. Keshet International is handling worldwide distribution.

Occupation

The main role of mother Orna is played by Liraz Chamami, known from "Bad Boy" and "Manayek". Her daughter Gali is played by newcomer Talia Lynne Ronn.

The rest of the cast includes French-Israeli singer-songwriter Amir Haddad, known from "La Belle et Le Boulanger", and Yossi Marshek, who has appeared in "Yellow Peppers" and "Manpower". Evgenia Dodina ("Invisible", "Virgins") and Vladimir Friedman ("Bad Boy") also star.

Availability and price of Apple TV

Apple TV is available through the Apple TV app in more than 100 countries and regions and can be used on over one billion screens. These include iPhone, iPad, Apple TV 4K, Apple Vision Pro, Mac, and numerous smart TVs from Samsung, LG, Sony, VIZIO, and TCL. Roku and Amazon Fire TV devices, Chromecast with Google TV, PlayStation and Xbox consoles, and browser access via tv.apple.com are also supported.

The subscription costs €9.99 per month and includes a seven-day free trial for new customers. Additionally, for a limited time, there's an offer for buyers of a new iPhone, iPad, Apple TV 4K, or Mac. After activating an eligible device, Apple TV can be used free of charge for three months. This offer is valid for three months from the first activation, is limited to one Family Sharing group, and automatically renews into a paid subscription unless canceled.

"Unconditional" strengthens Apple TV’s international thriller portfolio

With "Unconditional", Apple TV expands its international thriller offerings with a series that blends personal tragedy with political and criminal suspense. The worldwide launch on May 8, 2026, follows the Israeli premiere in April and underscores the ongoing collaboration between Apple TV and Keshet International. The production aligns with the streaming service's strategic focus on exclusive, internationally relevant original content. (Image: Apple)