Netanyahu Interview Fails to Boost Ratings for Ayla Hasson's Show
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's interview on Kan 11's "7 with Ayla Hasson" on Wednesday resulted in a modest ratings increase to 3.0%, but the show remained in last place among its 7 PM competitors. The program garnered 80,000 viewers, a slight improvement from the previous week but lower than some earlier September broadcasts. Keshet 12's "7" led the time slot with 7.7% viewership, while other channels also saw varied performances across primetime, news, and late-night programming.
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- Prime Minister Netanyahu's interview on Kan 11's "7 with Ayla Hasson" garnered 3.0% viewership.
- Hasson's show remained in last place in the 7 PM slot, behind competitors on Keshet 12, Reshet 13, and Channel 14.
- Keshet 12's "7" hosted by Ofer Haddad led the 7 PM slot with 7.7% viewership.
- "The Winning Kitchen VIP" on Keshet 12 was the most-watched program overall with 12.7% in primetime.
- News broadcasts saw Keshet 12's "News" lead with 10.6%, while Kan 11's news program finished last.
- Late-night show "Guy Pines" on Keshet 12 achieved the highest ratings in its time slot.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appeared on Ayla Hasson's program "7 with Ayla Hasson" on Kan 11 on Wednesday evening, but his presence did not lead to a significant increase in the show's viewership ratings. The program recorded 3.0% and 80,000 viewers, a modest rise of only 0.4 rating points from the previous Thursday's broadcast, which garnered 2.6% and 72,000 viewers. Despite this slight improvement, Hasson's show remained in last place in the 7 PM time slot, significantly behind its competitors.
Throughout the previous week, Hasson's program's ratings fluctuated between 1.3% and 2.6%. For context, on September 30th, the show achieved 3.5% and 95,000 viewers, a higher figure than the one recorded during Netanyahu's interview. Even the previous Saturday saw higher numbers, with 4% and 104,000 viewers.
In the competitive 7 PM slot, Keshet 12's "7" hosted by Ofer Haddad led with 7.7% and 216,000 viewers. Reshet 13's "Bad Choice" with Ravid Drucker followed in second place with 5.0% and 163,000 viewers, while Channel 14's "7" hosted by Yehuda Schlesinger secured third place with 4.2% and 102,000 viewers. Hasson's show on Kan 11 concluded the rankings with 3.0% and 80,000 viewers.
In primetime, "The Winning Kitchen VIP" on Keshet 12 dominated with 12.7% and 347,000 viewers. A tie occurred between "The Voice All-Stars" on Reshet 13 and "The Patriots" on Channel 14, both achieving 8.1% ratings, though Channel 14 had more viewers (231,000 vs. 218,000). "The Patriots," this time hosted by Erel Segal, saw a drop from its previous broadcast with Netanyahu, which achieved 10.5%.
Kan 11's "Double on the Money" also finished last in its slot with 3.0% and 79,000 viewers. In news broadcasts, Keshet 12's "News" with Yoni Levi led at 10.6% and 303,000 viewers. Channel 14's "News" with Magi Tabibi was second at 6.1% and 164,000 viewers, followed by Reshet 13's "News" with Udi Segal at 5.2% and 176,000 viewers, despite Channel 14's higher rating points, Reshet 13 had 12,000 more viewers. Kan 11's "News" with Tal Berman was last with 3.7% and 95,000 viewers.
Late-night programming saw "Guy Pines" on Keshet 12 lead with 6.7% and 186,000 viewers, followed by Channel 14's "The Operating Table" at 5.5% and 163,000 viewers, and Reshet 13's "The Tube" at 4.4% and 116,000 viewers. Kan 11's "Night News" with Sharon Davidovich had the lowest ratings at 1.5% and 52,000 viewers.
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