Israeli TV Ratings: Kan 11's 'Kupa Rashit' Dominates Prime Time, Channel 14 Trails
Recent television ratings in Israel show Kan 11's comedy "Kupa Rashit" (The Principal's Office) securing the top spot in prime time, drawing 10.8% viewership and 311,000 viewers. This performance placed Keshet 12's "Heroes of the Year 2026 Ceremony" in second with 7.4% and 220,000 viewers. Channel 14's "HaPatriotim" (The Patriots), hosted by Yinon Magal, followed with 6.8% and 184,000 viewers, while another Kan 11 program, "Anashim She'Pagash'ti" (People I Met), garnered 5.4% and 164,000 viewers. Reshet 13's drama "HaMavara" (The Transit Camp) concluded the prime time rankings with 3.2% and 87,000 viewers.
In the news segment, Keshet 12's main evening news, anchored by Yonit Levi, maintained its lead with 9.9% and 278,000 viewers. Channel 14's news, presented by Magen Tביבי, secured second place with 6.8% and 158,000 viewers, ahead of Reshet 13's news with 4.9% and 146,000 viewers. Kan 11's news rounded out the segment with 4.4% and 127,000 viewers.
Earlier in the evening, Keshet 12's "Shiva Im Karen Marciano" (Seven with Karen Marciano) led the 7 PM slot with 7.2% and 235,000 viewers. Reshet 13's "Ezorei Bechira" (Choice Area) followed with 5.3% and 141,000 viewers, and Channel 14's "Shiva Im Yehuda Schlesinger" (Seven with Yehuda Schlesinger) took third with 4.1% and 100,000 viewers. Kan 11's quiz show "HaKeveret" (The Hive) finished last in this slot with 2.0% and 46,000 viewers.
Late night ratings saw Keshet 12's "Averki Ve'Sharki" at the top with 5.3% and 150,000 viewers. Channel 14's "BaSuka Shel Riklin" (In Riklin's Sukkah) achieved 4.2% and 117,000 viewers, while Kan 11's "Hadashot HaLayla" (Night News) recorded 2.8% and 85,000 viewers. Reshet 13's "HaYom Shehaya" (The Day That Was) concluded the late-night rankings with 2.5% and 68,000 viewers.
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