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Culture06:32 · Sep 24

Keshet 12 Dominates Ratings with Special Forces Documentary

By חדשות כיפהUpdated 4 days ago
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
The story · English

On Wednesday evening, Channel 12 achieved a significant ratings victory with the documentary "Special Forces: Sayeret Shaldag," featuring journalist Ben Caspit. The program garnered 13.4% of the viewership, placing it firmly ahead of all other prime-time competitors.

Channel 14's "The Patriots," hosted by Yinon Magal, also performed strongly, recording 8.7% viewership. Meanwhile, Kan 11's "The Arena" continued its upward trend as its season neared its conclusion.

In contrast, "The Source" on Channel 13 saw a decline, falling below 4% in viewership. The documentary "Special Forces: Sayeret Shaldag" led the prime-time rankings, followed by "The Patriots" in second place, "The Arena" in third, "The Source" in fourth, and "The Israelis" on i24News in fifth with a 0.5% rating.

Channel 12 also led the news broadcast segment, with its main evening news program achieving 11.2% viewership. News broadcasts from Channel 14 secured second place with 6.7%, followed by Channel 13's news at 4.2%, Kan News at 3.1%, and i24News's news program concluding the list with 1.2%.

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