Channel 12 Dominates Ratings, Channel 14 Edges Out Channel 13
Recent television ratings data indicate the continued dominance of Keshet 12, which secured the top spot in prime time and news broadcasts. The channel's program "Exposure," featuring a senior Shin Bet official discussing the October 7th events, garnered 12% viewership and 312,000 viewers. In the competitive prime time slot, Channel 14's "The Patriots" achieved second place with 6.6% and 181,000 viewers, surpassing Reshet 13's investigative program "The Source," which recorded 5.6% and 148,000 viewers. Kan 11's "Taboo" followed with 3.8% and 113,000 viewers.
The news hour also saw Keshet 12 lead, with Yonit Levi's main news broadcast attracting 12.1% and 375,000 viewers. Channel 14's news, anchored by Magen Tביבי, secured second place with 5.7% and 164,000 viewers, ahead of Reshet 13's 4.6% and 126,000 viewers. Kan 11's news concluded the ratings with 2.8% and 93,000 viewers.
In late-night programming, Keshet 12's "Intimate" led with 4.8% and 115,000 viewers. Channel 14's "Thirsty Souls" followed with 3.2% and 90,000 viewers, and "Open Your Eye" later garnered 1.7% and 48,000 viewers. Kan 11's late-night news had 2.2% and 80,000 viewers. Reshet 13 struggled in the late-night slot with "The Tube" compilation at 2.1% and 72,000 viewers, and "The Day That Was" at 2% and 82,000 viewers.
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