Israeli TV Ratings: Kan 11's 'Kupa Rashit' Dominates Prime Time, Channel 14 Trails
Recent television ratings in Israel reveal a dynamic viewership landscape, with Kan 11's popular comedy "Kupa Rashit" (The Main Branch) securing the top spot in prime time. The show garnered an impressive 10.8% rating, translating to 311,000 viewers, significantly outperforming competitors.
Keshet 12 maintained its traditional lead in the main news broadcast, with its evening news program achieving a 9.9% rating and 278,000 viewers. Channel 14's evening news followed in second place with 6.8% and 158,000 viewers, while Reshet 13's news program garnered 4.9% and 146,000 viewers. Kan 11's news broadcast concluded the segment with 4.4% and 127,000 viewers.
In the prime time slot, Keshet 12's "Heroes of the Year 2026 Ceremony" ranked second with 7.4% and 220,000 viewers. "The Patriots," hosted by Yinon Magal on Channel 14, secured third place with 6.8% and 184,000 viewers. Another Kan 11 program, "People I Met," drew 5.4% and 164,000 viewers. Reshet 13's drama series "The Transit Camp" concluded the prime time rankings with 3.2% and 87,000 viewers.
Kan 11 also performed strongly in the late-night slot, with "Aberki and Sharky" on Keshet 12 leading at 5.3% and 150,000 viewers. Channel 14's "Ricklin's Sukkah" followed with 4.2% and 117,000 viewers. Kan 11's "Night News" recorded 2.8% and 85,000 viewers, and Reshet 13's "The Day That Was" finished last in the segment with 2.5% and 68,000 viewers.
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