Keshet 12 Dominates Ratings Despite Netanyahu Interview on Channel 14
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
Keshet 12's satirical show "Eretz Nehederet" achieved a 16.7% rating, dominating Israeli television viewership on Tuesday. This success overshadowed Channel 14's exclusive interview with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, which garnered 10.5% during prime time. Keshet 12 also led in the early evening news and late-night slots, demonstrating consistent audience preference throughout the broadcast day.
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- Keshet 12's "Eretz Nehederet" premiere secured 16.7% of the audience, topping Tuesday's ratings.
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's interview on Channel 14's "HaPatriotim" drew 10.5%.
- Keshet 12's early news led with 8.4%, while Channel 14's "Shva" followed with 5.4%.
- Keshet 12's main news broadcast achieved 13.0%, significantly higher than competitors.
- Keshet 12 also led late-night ratings with Guy Pines's show at 7.1%.
Keshet 12 emerged as the clear winner in Israeli television ratings on Tuesday evening, outperforming Channel 14's exclusive interview with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The premiere of Keshet 12's satirical show "Eretz Nehederet" garnered 16.7% of the audience, securing the top spot throughout the night and leaving rivals Reshet 13 and Kan 11 far behind.
In the 7 PM slot, Keshet 12's early news edition hosted by Keren Marziano led with 8.4%, followed by Channel 14's "Shva" with Yehuda Schlesinger at 5.4%. Reshet 13's "Bechira Zone" with Ravid Drucker trailed with 4.5%, while Kan 11's "HaKeveret" received 2.1%.
News broadcasts at 8 PM also saw Keshet 12's main news, anchored by Danny Kushmaro, dominate with 13.0% and 369,000 viewers. Channel 14's news with Magi Tabibi came in second with 7.3%, followed by Reshet 13's 4.8% and Kan 11's 3.0%.
The prime-time battle was decisively won by "Eretz Nehederet" with 16.7%. Channel 14's "HaPatriotim," featuring Netanyahu's interview hosted by Yinon Magal, secured second place with 10.5%. Reshet 13 and Kan 11's prime-time offerings garnered significantly lower ratings.
Keshet 12 maintained its lead into the late-night hours, with Guy Pines's show achieving 7.1%. Channel 14's "Shulchan HaManachim" followed closely with 6.8%, and "P'tchi Et She" with 4.2%. Election campaign broadcasts on Reshet 13 and Kan 11 concluded the ratings with 1.3%.
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