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Channel 12 Dominates Ratings, Leaving Competitors Behind

By מערכת iceUpdated 4 days agoOngoing story · 6 updates
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
The story · English

Channel 12 maintained its strong lead in Israeli television ratings on Wednesday, with its prime-time show "Special Forces, Sayeret Shaldag" drawing 13.4% of viewers (374,000). The program significantly outperformed its competitors.

In the prime-time slot, Channel 14's "The Patriots," hosted by Yinon Magal, secured second place with 8.7% viewership (228,000). Kan 11's "The Arena" semi-final followed with 5.0% (140,000), while Reshet 13's "The Source" lagged behind at 3.9% (104,000).

Among the main evening news broadcasts, "News 12" with Yonit Levi led with 11.2% (321,000). "News 14" with Magen Tביבי was the second most-watched, achieving 6.7% (169,000), surpassing "News 13" (4.2%, 110,000) and Kan 11 News (3.1%, 106,000).

In the 7 PM slot, Keren Marziano on Channel 12 garnered 6.6% (184,000). Reshet 13's programs took second place with 4.6% (132,000), ahead of Channel 14's 4.3% (102,000) and Kan 11's 2.3% (65,000).

Late-night programming saw Channel 12's "Intimate" with Rafi Reshef win the slot with 6.4% (156,000). Channel 14's "Open Your Day" was second with 3.3% (85,000), followed by Reshet 13's "The Day That Was" at 2.5% (88,000) and Kan 11's "Night News" at 1.8% (44,000).

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