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MaarivCulture

Ofira Assayag's Show Dominates Ratings Amid Yinon Magal Controversy

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Hebrew · Sole source

Ofira Assayag's show "The Masked Singer" on Channel 12 significantly outperformed Yinon Magal's program "The Patriots" on Channel 14 in recent ratings. The viewership numbers were released during a controversy involving Magal, dubbed the "Monkey" incident, which reportedly caused internal issues at Channel 14. The audience's preference for Assayag's show was seen as a clear message to Magal and his channel.

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  • Ofira Assayag's "The Masked Singer" on Channel 12 surpassed Yinon Magal's "The Patriots" on Channel 14 in ratings.
  • The ratings data was released during a controversy involving Yinon Magal, referred to as the "Monkey" incident.
  • The "Monkey" incident reportedly caused significant upheaval at Channel 14.
  • Assayag's show's success was interpreted as a clear message from viewers to Magal and Channel 14.

Television host Ofira Assayag's program "The Masked Singer" on Channel 12 achieved significantly higher viewership ratings than Yinon Magal's show "The Patriots" on Channel 14. The ratings data emerged during a controversy surrounding Magal, referred to as the "Monkey" incident, which reportedly caused upheaval at Channel 14. Assayag's show captured the audience's attention, leaving "The Patriots" far behind in viewership numbers. The article implies that the audience's viewing choices delivered a clear message to Channel 14 and Magal amidst the ongoing controversy.

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