Channel 12 Dominates Ratings, Special on Sapir Bar Gila Scores High
Keshet 12 emerged as the clear ratings leader across all major broadcast slots on a successful evening for the network. Its main evening news broadcast secured the top spot with 12.8% viewership, reaching 353,000 viewers. Channel 14's news followed in second place with 5.8% (146,000 viewers), while Channel 13's news garnered 3.8% (91,000 viewers), and Kan 11's news concluded the segment with 3.3% (84,000 viewers).
In the prime-time competition, Keshet 12's premiere of "Baby Boom" captured the highest rating with 11.7% (306,000 viewers). A special broadcast on Channel 13, "Sapir Bar Gila - The Hardest Year of Her Life," achieved a respectable 6.6% (169,000 viewers). Channel 14's "The Patriots," hosted by Yinnon Magal, recorded 6.5% (179,000 viewers), narrowly ahead of its own program "Naftali" which garnered 6.0% (159,000 viewers). Kan 11's "Ha'Pשוטע" achieved 5.5% (approximately 148,000 viewers), with the show having accumulated over 8.4 million total views across digital and linear platforms. "Four Weddings" on Kan 11 drew 4.7% (126,000 viewers).
Keshet 12 also maintained its lead in the late-night slot, with "Guy Pines" attracting 7.9% (191,000 viewers) and "Avri & Sharqi" achieving 5.5% (154,000 viewers). "Ha'Tzinor" on Channel 13 garnered 5.1% (134,000 viewers), while "Ha'Yom She'Haya" recorded 2.7% (82,000 viewers). Channel 14's "P'tchi Et Shai" reached 3.0% (75,000 viewers), and "Ha'Magazin" had 1.3% (28,000 viewers). Kan 11's "Night News" achieved 2.5% (67,000 viewers).
Outside the mainstream channels, a football match between Hapoel Be'er Sheva and Maccabi Tel Aviv on the Sports Channel drew a notable 5.5% rating, with Maccabi Tel Aviv winning the game 4-1.
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