Sixteen of Israel’s most outspoken, politically driven and possibly corrupt members of Knesset will compete for the position of Prime Minister. The sixteen aspirants for the job come from all walks of life, from Palestinian spokesmen to lefty over-the-hill men-who-never-served-in-the-IDF. Every week they will compete against each other in various tasks that will incorporate aspects of shady business tactics, policies that defy their parties, real estate deals (with focus on Jewish Settlements), and the like. They’ll be given challenging tasks and a limited amount of time to complete them. To add to the pressure, they’ll be observed by the foriegn press and the UN. Candidates who do not complete the task according to international bias against Israel will have to face the BBC and be tried in an international court. At the end of each episode, one candidate’s dreams will be dashed as he or she is fired. To make matters even more complicated, the candidates will all live together in a luxury compound in Ramallah.