The Voice All-Stars Edges Out Kupah Rashit in Tight Ratings Battle
Translated & summarized from Bizportal by baba
Reshet 13's "The Voice All-Stars" narrowly beat Kan 11's "Kupah Rashit" in prime-time ratings, securing 7.5% viewership compared to 7.3%. Kesshet 12's "HaMitzbach HaMenatzeach VIP" was the evening's top-rated program. In news broadcasts, News 12 led significantly, followed by News 14. The late-night slot saw Kesshet's "Evri VeSharki" leading.
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- "The Voice All-Stars" on Reshet 13 achieved 7.5% viewership, narrowly beating "Kupah Rashit" on Kan 11 with 7.3%.
- Kesshet 12's "HaMitzbach HaMenatzeach VIP" was the highest-rated program of the evening with 14.9%.
- News 12 led the main news broadcasts with 11.2% viewership.
- Channel 14's "HaPatriotim" garnered 6.8% viewership in prime time.
- "The Voice All-Stars" saw a slight decrease from the previous night's ratings.
The competition for second place in prime time television was exceptionally close, with a narrow margin separating Reshet 13 and Kan 11. Reshet 13's "The Voice All-Stars" garnered 7.5% viewership and 209,000 viewers, maintaining a slight lead over Kan 11's "Kupah Rashit," which achieved 7.3% and 204,000 viewers. Channel 14's "HaPatriotim" concluded with 6.8% and 181,000 viewers.
Kesshet 12 dominated the evening with "HaMitzbach HaMenatzeach VIP," attracting 14.9% and 407,000 viewers, significantly ahead of other prime-time programs. However, the more compelling contest was between "The Voice" and "Kupah Rashit," separated by just 0.2 percentage points and approximately 5,000 viewers. "The Voice All-Stars" saw a slight decrease from the previous evening's 8.1% but held onto second place. "Kupah Rashit" delivered a strong performance for Kan 11, nearing "The Voice" and surpassing "HaPatriotim" in both ratings and viewer numbers, marking a high point for the channel's prime-time performance.
In the main news broadcasts, News 12 led with 11.2% and 324,000 viewers. News 14 secured second place with 6.6% and 169,000 viewers, followed by News 13 at 4.6% and 132,000 viewers, and Kan 11 News at 3.7% and 117,000 viewers.
Later in the evening, Kesshet's "Evri VeSharki" led the late-night slot with 7.5% and 175,000 viewers. Reshet 13's "HaTzinor" reached 4.4% and 153,000 viewers. Channel 14's "HaMagazin" recorded 2.5% and 50,000 viewers, while Kan 11's "Hadashot HaLayla" had 1.8% and 46,000 viewers. Election campaign broadcasts also aired, with Kesshet 12 achieving the highest ratings among them.
