TV Premiere Ratings Show Close Race Between Channels 12 and 13
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Keshet 12's new show "HaBricha" narrowly won Saturday night's prime-time ratings battle against Reshet 13's "The Voice All Stars," securing 12.4% to 11.9%. News 12 also dominated the news ratings with 13.3%. Naftali Bennett appeared on Kan 11's "Meeting," which drew 4.3% viewership. Late-night programming saw "Avri ve'Sharki" on Keshet 12 lead the ratings.
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- Keshet 12's "HaBricha" premiered with 12.4% ratings, narrowly beating Reshet 13's "The Voice All Stars" which had 11.9%.
- News 12 led the news ratings with 13.3%, significantly ahead of competitors.
- Naftali Bennett was a guest on Kan 11's "Meeting," which achieved 4.3% ratings.
- Channel 14's "HaPatriotim" garnered 6.2% ratings on Saturday night.
- Keshet 12's late-night show "Avri ve'Sharki" led its time slot with 5.9%.
A tight competition unfolded Saturday night in Israeli prime time as two new shows, "HaBricha" on Keshet 12 and "The Voice All Stars" on Reshet 13, debuted.
Keshet 12 ultimately took the lead with its program garnering 12.4% of the ratings and attracting 340,000 viewers. Reshet 13's show closely followed with 11.9% and 331,000 viewers.
On Kan 11, a program called "Meeting" hosted by Roni Kovan, featuring Knesset candidate Naftali Bennett, achieved 4.3% ratings and 136,000 viewers. Another show on the same channel, "Tlushim," received 2.1% and 55,000 viewers.
Channel 14's "HaPatriotim" recorded 6.2% ratings and 165,000 viewers, followed by "Sihah im Oded Harush" with 4.2% and 118,000 viewers.
In the news segment, News 12 maintained a significant lead with 13.3% ratings and 397,000 viewers. Kan 11 News garnered 4.6% and 140,000 viewers, News 13 had 4.2% and 109,000 viewers, and News 14 recorded 3.8% and 91,000 viewers.
In the late-night slot, "Avri ve'Sharki" on Keshet 12 led with 5.9% ratings and 193,000 viewers. Reshet 13 aired a rerun of "Eshenheim - Yaki Raisner," which achieved 4.6% and 143,000 viewers. Kan 11's rerun of "Erev im Shai Stern" garnered 1.4% and 42,000 viewers, while Channel 14's "Hadashot HaLayla" obtained 2.6% ratings and 73,000 viewers.
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