Channel 12 Dominates Israeli Ratings, Beating Competitors
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Channel 12 dominated Israeli television ratings on Thursday, with its evening news and "HaBricha" program achieving the highest viewership. The network's extended news broadcast secured 9.1% and 243,000 viewers, while "HaBricha" garnered 9.6% and 234,000 viewers. Channel 14 followed in prime time with "HaPatriotim," and Channel 13's "HaTzinor" led the late-night slot. Channel 12 also led the 7 PM news slot with 7.8% and 236,000 viewers.
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- Channel 12's "HaBricha" program achieved a 9.6% rating with 234,000 viewers.
- Channel 12's extended news broadcast garnered 9.1% rating and 243,000 viewers.
- Channel 14's "HaPatriotim" ranked second in prime time with 6.4% rating.
- Channel 13's "HaTzinor" led the late-night ratings with 4.8%.
- Channel 12's early news broadcast led the 7 PM slot with 7.8%.
Israeli television ratings from Thursday evening showed a significant shift in viewership, with Channel 12 achieving strong performance across multiple time slots. During prime time, Channel 12's extended news broadcast garnered 9.1% rating and 243,000 viewers, followed by the program "HaBricha" which secured 9.6% and 234,000 viewers.
Channel 14's program "HaPatriotim," hosted by Erel Segal, ranked second with 6.4% and 184,000 viewers, while "HaChaim Al Pi Zimri" on Channel 13 followed with 4.7% and 122,000 viewers. "Asenheim" on Channel 13, featuring an interview with Gadi Eisenkot, recorded 5.6% and 193,000 viewers. Kan 11's "Ma SheTegidu" lagged behind in prime time with 4.6% and 111,000 viewers, and Paula Rosenburg's new show "Acharei HaDouble" received only 2.1% and 49,000 viewers.
The main evening news broadcasts saw Channel 12, anchored by Dani Kushmaro, lead with 10.6% and 291,000 viewers. Channel 14's news, anchored by Amir Ibgi, came in second with 7.5% and 217,000 viewers. Kan 11's news with Maya Rachlin garnered 3.9% and 101,000 viewers, while Channel 13's news with Doria Lemple was last with 3.8% and 142,000 viewers.
In the late-night slot, Channel 13's "HaTzinor" led with 4.8% and 172,000 viewers, and "HaYom SheHaya" also on Channel 13 achieved 4.1% and 144,000 viewers. Channel 12 aired election propaganda that garnered 2.9% and 85,000 viewers, Channel 14's late-night news had 2.6% and 67,000 viewers, and Kan 11's election propaganda was last with 1.3% and 41,000 viewers.
Earlier in the evening, Channel 12's early news broadcast, anchored by Gideon Oko, led the 7 PM slot with 7.8% and 236,000 viewers. Channel 14's "Sofashavua" hosted by Noam Amari took second place with 5.0% and 144,000 viewers. Channel 13's "Ezorei Bechira" hosted by Baruch Kra garnered 4.7% and 146,000 viewers, while Kan 11's "Sheva" hosted by Ayelet Hasson finished last with 2.8% and 75,000 viewers.
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