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Culture07:16 · 14m ago

TV Ratings Show Kan 11 and Channel 14 Outperform Keshet 12 and Reshet 13

By חדשות כיפהOngoing story · 7 updates
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
The story · English

Tuesday evening saw a significant shift in Israeli television ratings, with Kan 11 and Channel 14 programs achieving higher viewership than their counterparts on Keshet 12 and Reshet 13. In the prime-time slot, Kan 11's documentary "Naomi Shemer: Between Grass and Stone" secured third place with 5.4% viewership (139,000 viewers). Channel 14's "The Patriots" took second place with 6.8% (197,000 viewers). Keshet 12's "Life is a Hard Time" finished first in prime time but recorded its lowest rating since its debut, with 7.7% (236,000 viewers). Reshet 13's reality show "HaMa'abara" (The Transit Camp) continued its poor performance, dropping to 2.9% (78,000 viewers), its lowest rating in prime time.

In the news broadcasts, Keshet 12's "News 12" maintained its lead with 10.8% viewership (295,000 viewers), despite a slight decrease. Channel 14's "News 14" followed with 6.1% (171,000 viewers). Reshet 13's "News 13" experienced a new low, falling to 3.9% (122,000 viewers), placing it third. Kan 11's "News Kan" garnered 3.7% (95,000 viewers).

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