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Culture06:26 · Sep 27

Keshet 12 Dominates Ratings, Channel 14 Trails in Key Broadcast Slots

By מערכת iceUpdated 1 day agoOngoing story · 3 updates
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
The story · English

Saturday night's television ratings revealed a significant victory for Keshet 12 over its competitors, with substantial viewership gaps across various broadcast times. In the main news broadcasts, Keshet 12 secured a clear lead. "Weekend News," anchored by Adva Dadon, attracted 332,000 viewers, achieving a 11.9% rating. Kan 11's "Shabbat News," presented by Ayelet Hasson, climbed to second place with 109,000 viewers and a 4.3% rating. Channel 14's news, featuring Lital Shemesh, followed in third with 103,000 viewers and a 4.2% rating, while Channel 13's news with Drora Limpel came last, garnering 96,000 viewers and a 3.6% rating.

During prime time, Keshet 12's program "Baby Boom" led with 269,000 viewers and a 10.1% rating. Channel 14's "The Patriots" secured second place with 172,000 viewers and a 6.7% rating. Roni Kovan's program on Kan 11, "A Meeting with Roni Kovan," which interviewed businessman Assaf Rappaport, ranked third with 148,000 viewers and a 5.7% rating. Channel 13's "The Transit Camp" finished last among the channels with 86,000 viewers and a 2.8% rating.

In the late-night slot, Keshet 12's "Evri and Sharqi" took first place with 171,000 viewers and a 6.3% rating. Channel 13's "The Pipe Compilation" came in second with 73,000 viewers and a 2.3% rating. Channel 14's late-night news program placed third with 71,000 viewers and a 2.0% rating. Kan 11's broadcast, a tribute to Deklon and Tzilei Ha'Kerem, ended up in last place with 31,000 viewers and a 1.4% rating.

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