Noa Kirel's 'The Voice' Finale Sees Lower Ratings Than Expected
Despite singer Noa Kirel's participation and the finale of "The Voice" on Sunday, the show garnered 8.6% viewership, marking the lowest-rated season finale in the program's history. The finale secured second place in its timeslot, behind "Master Chef" on Channel 12, which achieved 12.3% viewership. "The Patriots" on Channel 14 followed in third place with 8% viewership. In late-night programming, "HaTzinor" with Guy Lerer achieved 6.3% viewership, boosted by a live interview with Emma Ziza Cohen, the winner of "The Voice" and a member of Kirel's team. "Gai Pines" on Channel 12 maintained second place with 5.6% viewership, while "Pתחי את שי" on Channel 14 took third with 3.9%. The most-watched news broadcast of the evening was Channel 12's news with Dana Weiss, attracting 12.3% viewership, followed by Channel 14's news with 6.5% and Channel 13's news with 3.9%.
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