Apple TV And the possibility of to purchase Series From israel ?

i bought Apple TV
And the possibility of to purchase Series does not appear to me
Missing some things because I'm from Israel
My question is when? These things will open for my country
I'm really disappointed

TV shows aren't currently available in the Israeli iTunes store. As to when they might be available, nobody on these forums will know until if/when Apple announce something - but they will need the TV companies to grant them licenses to sell their shows before they will be able to do so.

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Im not sure wether I got you right or not. But my advice/s would be as follows:
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Step 9
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Step 11
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I deleted my iMovie from computer and from my purchases list in AppStroe. When I'm trying to download it again from App Store a pop up window comes up and says: "These apps were already assigned to your Apple ID and are available in your Purchases list". Please help me to reinstall it.

If new versions of iPhoto and the other iLife applications (iMovie and GarageBand) were purchased by the previous owner from the Mac App Store, then they will be locked to the previous owner's Apple ID and cannot be transferred to you. You will have to re-purchase them under your own Apple ID.
If this is an older MBA that came with Snow Leopard or an earlier version of Mac OS X, though, the system would have come with an installation disk that included the iLife applications, a disk which the seller should have provided to you. Those iLife applications would be older versions, of course, and may or may not work in Lion depending on how old they are.
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