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Ongoing Story· Day 21

Channel 12 Dominates Ratings, Outperforming Rivals in Key Time Slots

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Channel 12 News Dominates Ratings, Outperforming Rivals

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Originalרייטינג: יונית לוי הביסה את מגי טביבי וחדשות 14

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  • Channel 12's main news broadcast achieved 14.2% rating and 440,000 viewers.
  • Channel 14's news program ranked second with 8.6% viewership.
  • Channel 12's prime-time show "Special Forces - Sayeret Shaldag" led its slot.
  • Channel 14's "HaPatriotim" surpassed Channel 13's "HaMekor" in prime time.
  • Channel 12 also led in late-night ratings with "Intimi."

Channel 12's main news broadcast achieved a 14.2% rating, drawing 440,000 viewers on a recent broadcast night. This performance placed it significantly ahead of its competitors. Channel 14's central news edition secured second place with 8.6% and 240,000 viewers, surpassing Channel 13's 6.3% and 171,000 viewers. Kan 11's news program concluded the ratings for main news broadcasts with 3.8% and 113,000 viewers.

In the prime-time slot, "Special Forces - Sayeret Shaldag" on Channel 12's Keshet network captured the top spot with a 10.1% viewership and 292,000 viewers. Channel 14 also had a strong evening, with its program "HaPatriotim" reaching 8.6% and 254,000 viewers, edging out Channel 13's "HaMekor," which garnered 4.4% and 134,000 viewers. Later in the evening, Channel 14's "BaSuka Shel Riklin" achieved 4.5% and 138,000 viewers, while Kan 11's documentary "Meir Shalev - It Was Like This" drew 2.5% and 59,000 viewers.

Channel 12 maintained its lead into the late-night hours with the program "Intimi," which attracted 4.8% and 122,000 viewers. Channel 13's "HaYom HaYaya" recorded 4.0% and 132,000 viewers, and "HaTzinor" achieved 3.1% and 107,000 viewers. Channel 14's "Pithu Et Shai" garnered 3.2% and 104,000 viewers, and Kan 11's "Layla News" concluded the night with 2.3% and 55,000 viewers.

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