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Ongoing Story· Day 41

Yotam Zimri's Show Sees Rating Drop on Channel 14

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MaarivCulture

Avri Gilad's Show Dominates Ratings Over Yinon Magal's Channel 14

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Hebrew · Sole source

Avri Gilad's television program significantly outperformed Yinon Magal's Channel 14 in recent ratings, despite controversy surrounding Magal's show. Gilad's program achieved higher viewership, leaving Channel 14 "far behind" in the prime-time competition. The article suggests that a "racist storm" associated with Magal's show did not benefit Channel 14's ratings.

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  • Avri Gilad's program achieved higher ratings than Yinon Magal's Channel 14.
  • Viewers chose Gilad's show over Channel 14 during prime time.
  • Controversy surrounding Yinon Magal's show "HaPatriots" did not boost Channel 14's viewership.
  • Gilad's program left Channel 14 "far behind" in the ratings.
  • The article refers to a "racist storm" concerning "HaPatriots".

Television host Avri Gilad's program significantly outperformed Channel 14, hosted by Yinon Magal, in recent ratings. Despite controversy surrounding Magal and his panel on the show "HaPatriots," viewers opted for Gilad's program, which achieved higher viewership numbers. Gilad's show effectively left Channel 14 "far behind" in the prime-time ratings battle. The article implies that the "racist storm" mentioned in relation to "HaPatriots" did not translate into viewer support for Channel 14. The specific ratings data indicates that Gilad's show secured a dominant position, overshadowing Magal's channel.

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