Netanyahu No-Show Hits Channel 14 Show Ratings
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Channel 14's program "HaPatriotim" saw a ratings decline on Monday after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu canceled a scheduled interview. The show fell to second place in prime time with 7.7% viewership, nearly tied with "The Voice All Stars" at 7.4%. Meanwhile, Keshet 12's "HaMitbach HaMenatzeach" led prime time with 13.1%, and "Hadashot 12" topped the news ratings with 12.3%.
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- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's absence caused a ratings drop for Channel 14's "HaPatriotim" show.
- "HaPatriotim" recorded 7.7% viewership, placing it second in prime time.
- "The Voice All Stars" on Reshet 13 followed closely with 7.4% viewership.
- Keshet 12's "HaMitbach HaMenatzeach" led prime-time ratings with 13.1%.
- "Hadashot 12" was the top-rated news program with 12.3% viewership.
- Kan 11's new reality show "Double on the Money" debuted with a low 2.4%.
The program "HaPatriotim" (The Patriots) on Channel 14 experienced a significant drop in viewership on Monday evening, coinciding with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's failure to appear for a scheduled interview. The show, which typically holds the second-highest rating in the prime-time slot, saw its lead over "The Voice All Stars" on Reshet 13 shrink considerably.
In the prime-time ratings, Keshet 12's "HaMitbach HaMenatzeach" (The Winning Kitchen) led with 13.1%. "HaPatriotim" secured second place with 7.7%, followed closely by "The Voice All Stars" at 7.4%. The new reality show "Double on the Money" on Kan 11 debuted with a low 2.4%, and i24's "HaYisraelim" (The Israelis) garnered 1.1%.
In the news bulletin segment, "Hadashot 12" (News 12) dominated with 12.3%. "Hadashot 14" (News 14) came in second with 8%, while "Hadashot 13" (News 13) received 3.7%. "Hadashot Kan" (Kan News) followed with 2.8%, and "Hadashot i24" (i24 News) concluded the list with 1.4%.
