Special Forces Show Leads Evening Ratings, News Broadcasts See Significant Growth
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The TV show "Special Forces - Shaldag" on Keshet 12 led evening ratings with 292,000 viewers, while Channel 14's "HaPatriotim" closely followed. News broadcasts saw significant growth, with News 12 achieving 440,000 viewers, a substantial increase from the previous week.
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- "Special Forces - Shaldag" topped evening ratings with 292,000 viewers.
- "HaPatriotim" on Channel 14 was a close second with 254,000 viewers.
- News 12's main broadcast saw a significant viewership increase to 440,000.
- News broadcasts across channels showed notable growth compared to the previous week.
- Late-night programming saw varied performance, with "Intimi" leading in ratings and "HaYom SheHaya" in viewer numbers.
The television show "Special Forces - Shaldag" on Keshet 12 returned to airwaves last night, capturing the evening's top viewership with a 10.1% rating and 292,000 viewers. This figure, however, was lower than the previous installment aired last week, which garnered 13.4% and 375,000 viewers, even surpassing the News 12 broadcast in audience numbers at that time. Channel 14's program "HaPatriotim" closely followed, achieving an 8.6% rating and 254,000 viewers, narrowing the gap to Keshet to just 1.5 rating points and 38,000 viewers. Later in the evening on Channel 14, "BeSuka Shel Riklin" recorded 4.5% and 138,000 viewers. Reshet 13's investigative program "HaMekor" concluded with a 4.4% rating and 134,000 viewers, placing it significantly behind Keshet and Channel 14 but ahead of Kan 11's "Meir Shalev - It Was Like This," which garnered 2.5% and 59,000 viewers. This trend of a close race between Keshet and Channel 14 continued from the previous evening, when "HaChaim Hem Tekufa Kasha" led with 7.7% against "HaPatriotim's" 6.8%. Both programs saw an increase in viewership this time, with Keshet establishing a slightly wider lead.
The most notable performance of the evening belonged to News 12's main broadcast, which attracted 440,000 viewers with a 14.2% rating, significantly outperforming its competitors. News 14 secured second place with 8.6% and 240,000 viewers. News 13 followed with 6.3% and 171,000 viewers, while Kan 11's news program reached 3.8% and 113,000 viewers. Compared to the previous evening, when News 12 had 10.8% and 295,000 viewers, this represents a substantial increase of 3.4 rating points and 145,000 viewers. News 14 also experienced growth, up from 6.1% and 171,000 viewers the prior evening.
In the late-night slot, Keshet maintained its rating lead with "Intimi," which achieved 4.8% and 122,000 viewers. However, Reshet 13's "HaYom SheHaya" attracted more viewers overall, reaching 132,000 viewers with a 4% rating. Following this, Reshet's "Leket HaTzinor" recorded 3.1% and 107,000 viewers. On Channel 14, "Petchi Et Shai" garnered 3.2% and 104,000 viewers, and Kan 11's "Hadashot HaLayla" concluded with 2.3% and 55,000 viewers.
