Channel 14 Scores High Ratings, Reshet 13 Recovers Slightly
On Saturday, Israel's most-watched news broadcast was Channel 12's "News," which garnered a 13.2% rating, translating to 368,000 viewers. Channel 13's "News" followed with 4.8% (129,000 viewers), and Channel 14's "News" secured third place with 3.8% (93,000 viewers).
In primetime, "Master Chef" on Channel 12 dominated with a 13.3% rating (357,000 viewers). Its competitor, "The Voice" on Channel 13, achieved 8.6% (247,000 viewers), a performance that has reportedly become a point of contention in the broadcaster's management meetings. "The Voice's" ratings have been a subject of internal discussion following a significant drop.
Other programs included "A Conversation with Oded Harush" on Channel 14, which earned 3.7% (100,000 viewers), and "The Matchstick" on Kan 11, which received 2.5% (66,000 viewers).
In the late-night slot, "Evri and Sharqi" led with 6.1% (158,000 viewers). A rerun of the interview program "Asenheim" on Channel 13 tied with Channel 14's late-night news at 3.2% rating. "Asenheim" had more viewers, with 105,000 compared to Channel 14's 90,000.
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