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Patriots Program Outperforms The Voice in Israeli Ratings

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The Israeli TV show "HaPatriotim" on Channel 14 achieved higher viewership than "The Voice All Stars" on Reshet 13, drawing 231,000 viewers compared to 218,000. This rating success follows an interview with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on "HaPatriotim." Meanwhile, Keshet 12's "Eretz Nehederet" premiered to its lowest ratings in years, and "HaMitbakh HaMenatzeach" recorded a season low.

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  • "HaPatriotim" program drew 231,000 viewers, surpassing "The Voice All Stars" with 218,000.
  • The ratings success for "HaPatriotim" follows an interview with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
  • "Eretz Nehederet" season premiere on Keshet 12 recorded its lowest viewership since Channel 2 split.
  • "HaMitbakh HaMenatzeach" on Keshet 12 reached a season low in viewership.
  • "HaPatriotim" is hosted by Yinon Magal on Channel 14.

The Israeli television program "HaPatriotim" (The Patriots), hosted by Yinon Magal and airing on Channel 14, has surpassed "The Voice All Stars" on Reshet 13 in viewership numbers. On Wednesday, "HaPatriotim" attracted 231,000 viewers, while "The Voice All Stars" garnered 218,000 viewers, marking another win for Channel 14 in the prime-time ratings battle. This follows a recent interview with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on "HaPatriotim," which preceded the new season launch of "Eretz Nehederet" on Keshet 12. "Eretz Nehederet's" season premiere recorded its lowest viewership since Channel 2 split, with 471,000 viewers and 16.7% rating, a significant drop from the previous season's premiere which had 548,000 viewers and a 21.8% rating. Additionally, Keshet 12's "HaMitbakh HaMenatzeach" (The Winning Kitchen) hit a season low with 347,000 viewers and 12.7% rating, continuing a downward trend since its debut.

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