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Ongoing Story· Day 30

Hanoch Daum's Show Dominates Ratings, Beating Channel 14 Competitors

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Channel 12 Dominates Ratings Amidst Flydubai Plot Coverage

Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

Originalחמשת הערוצים שידרו את חזרת הנוסעים מדובאי - אבל רק אחת ניצחה | רייטינג

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Channel 12 led ratings with news and prime-time shows.
  • Viewership increased due to coverage of a foiled terror plot.
  • Channel 12's news program achieved a 14.2% rating.
  • Channel 14 and Channel 13 followed in news ratings.
  • Prime-time ratings also saw Channel 12 in the lead.
Channel 12 Dominates Ratings Amidst Flydubai Plot Coverage
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Israeli news channels saw a surge in viewership on Wednesday following the thwarted terror plot targeting a Flydubai flight. Despite the heightened public interest, Channel 12's "Hadashot 12" maintained its leading position, securing a 14.2% rating with 439,000 viewers. This significant lead places it well ahead of its competitors in the news segment.

Channel 14's "Hadashot 14" followed in second place with an 8.6% rating and 239,000 viewers. Channel 13's "Hadashot 13" came in third with 6.3% and 171,000 viewers, while Kan 11's "Hadashot Kan" garnered 3.8% and 112,000 viewers. The news program from i24 rounded out the list with a 1.2% rating and 32,000 viewers.

In the prime-time slot, Channel 12's "Special Forces: Sayeret Shaldag" also led with 10.1% and 292,000 viewers. Channel 14's "The Patriots" secured second place with 8.6% and 254,000 viewers. "HaMokor" from Channel 13 ranked third with 4.4% and 134,000 viewers, followed by Kan 11's "Meir Shalev: It Was Like This" at 2.5% with 58,000 viewers. i24's "The Israelis" concluded the prime-time ratings with 1.2% and 32,000 viewers.

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