Kanal 12 Dominates Israeli TV Ratings, Outperforming Competitors
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- Keshet 12 achieved top ratings across news, prime time, and late night.
- Hanoch Daum's show on Keshet 12 was the most-watched prime time program.
- Channel 14's "HaPatriotim" ranked second in prime time viewership.
- Keshet 12's news broadcast had the highest number of viewers.
- Reshet 13's programs generally received lower ratings than competitors.
Israeli television viewership data from Tuesday evening revealed a significant victory for Keshet 12, which led across multiple time slots, including prime time and late night.
In the main news broadcasts, Keshet 12 secured the top spot with 10.8% viewership, translating to 295,000 viewers. Channel 14's news followed with 172,000 viewers and 6.1% rating, while Channel 13's news garnered 122,000 viewers and 3.9%. Kan 11's news program attracted 96,000 viewers for a 3.7% rating.
During prime time, Hanoch Daum's program "HaChaim Hem Tekufa Kasha" on Keshet 12 was the most-watched, achieving 7.7% rating and 235,000 viewers. "HaPatriotim" on Channel 14 came in second with 197,000 viewers and a 6.8% rating. Kan 11's documentary "Naomi Shemer Bein Deshe Le'Even" Part B ranked third with 5.4% (139,000 viewers), and Reshet 13's "HaMachbera" was last with 2.9% (79,000 viewers).
In the late-night slot, Keshet 12's "Meyuchadim Special Forces - The Stormers" hosted by Tzachi Halevy led with 6.5% rating and 188,000 viewers. Channel 14's "BaSuka Shel Riklin" took second place with 4.6% (130,000 viewers), followed by Kan 11's late-night news at 2.8% (98,000 viewers), and Reshet 13's "HaYom SheHaya" at 2.7% (69,000 viewers).
Earlier in the evening, Keshet 12's "Sheva - Gideon Okou" also led with 7.4% rating and 197,000 viewers. Reshet 13's "Ezorei Bechira" with Raviv Drucker followed with 4.4% (144,000 viewers). Channel 14's "Sheva" with Noam Amir recorded a close 4.3% rating (101,000 viewers), and Kan 11's "HaKeveret" finished last with 2.5% (65,000 viewers).
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