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MaarivCulture

Drucker's Show Outperforms Netanyahu Interview in Ratings Battle

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Hebrew · Sole source

Ruviv Drucker's "Behira Zone" program on Channel 13 achieved significantly higher television ratings than Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's interview on Kan 11. The ratings data, released on Saturday night, showed a clear viewer preference for Drucker's show. This outcome indicates a substantial audience shift away from the public broadcaster's interview.

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  • Ruviv Drucker's "Behira Zone" on Channel 13 significantly outperformed Netanyahu's interview on Kan 11.
  • The ratings battle occurred on Saturday night, indicating viewer preference.
  • The interview featured Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and interviewer Ayelet Hasson.
  • The outcome suggests a clear message from viewers regarding their preferred content.

The television ratings battle on Saturday night saw Ruviv Drucker's program "Behira Zone" on Channel 13 significantly outperform Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's interview with Ayelet Hasson on Kan 11. The broadcast figures indicated a clear preference among viewers for Drucker's show, which achieved substantially higher ratings than the public broadcaster's interview.

The "Behira Zone" program, hosted by Ruviv Drucker, garnered more viewers than the interview segment featuring Prime Minister Netanyahu, which was broadcast on Kan 11. This outcome suggests a strong audience response to Drucker's investigative journalism format over the political interview.

MaarivCentre · Jerusalem

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