Channel 13's 'HaTzinor' Outperforms Competitors in Late Night Ratings

Thursday night's television ratings in Israel revealed significant shifts, with Channel 13's late-night program "HaTzinor" achieving a 4.8% rating and attracting 172,000 viewers, surpassing other channels in its time slot. Channel 13 also saw success with "HaYom HaYehudi," which garnered a 4.1% rating and 144,000 viewers. In prime time, Channel 12's news broadcast led with 9.1% and 243,000 viewers, followed by their program "HaBricha" with 9.6% and 234,000 viewers. Channel 14's "HaPatriotim" secured second place in prime time with 6.4% and 184,000 viewers. Channel 13's "Asenheim," featuring an interview with Gadi Eisenkot, recorded 5.6% and 193,000 viewers, while Kan 11's "Ma SheTegidu" had 4.6% and 111,000 viewers, placing it last in the prime time segment. The new program "Acharei HaDouble," hosted by Paula Rosenberg, debuted with a modest 2.1% rating and 49,000 viewers. Among the main evening news broadcasts, Channel 12 again led with 10.6% and 291,000 viewers, followed by Channel 14 News with 7.5% and 217,000 viewers. Kan 11 News ranked third with 3.9% and 101,000 viewers, and Channel 13 News came last with 3.8% and 142,000 viewers. In late-night political programming, Channel 12's election propaganda attracted 2.9% and 85,000 viewers, Channel 14's night news had 2.6% and 67,000 viewers, and Kan 11's election propaganda finished last with 1.3% and 41,000 viewers. Looking ahead, the show "The Masked Singer" is set to return on Saturday with changes, including the reveal of one contestant's identity in the very first episode.