Satire Show Dominates Ratings Ahead of Israeli Elections
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
The Israeli satire show "Eretz Nehederet" on Channel 12 achieved a dominant 18.8% rating and 530,000 viewers on Tuesday, significantly outperforming "HaPatriotim" on Channel 14. Channel 12 also led news ratings, while Channel 14 secured second place. The data highlights Channel 12's strong performance in prime time and news ahead of the upcoming elections.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- "Eretz Nehederet" on Channel 12 led Tuesday's ratings with 18.8% and 530,000 viewers.
- "HaPatriotim" on Channel 14 lagged significantly behind with 6.9% and 194,000 viewers.
- Channel 12's news program maintained its lead with 13.6% and 425,000 viewers.
- Channel 14's news secured second place with 7.5% and 196,000 viewers.
- Kan 11 and Reshet 13 news programs tied for third with 3.2% ratings.
The popular Israeli satire show "Eretz Nehederet" (A Wonderful Land) achieved a significant ratings victory on Tuesday, drawing 18.8% of the audience and 530,000 viewers. This performance placed it far ahead of its main competitor, "HaPatriotim" (The Patriots) on Channel 14, which garnered 6.9% and 194,000 viewers. The ratings data, released by ice, indicates a substantial lead for Channel 12's prime-time programming in the lead-up to the upcoming elections.
In the news bulletin segment, Channel 12's news program maintained its top position with 13.6% and 425,000 viewers. Channel 14's news followed in second place with 7.5% and 196,000 viewers. News broadcasts from Kan 11 and Reshet 13 tied for third place with 3.2% ratings, attracting 91,000 and 88,000 viewers respectively.
Other programs across different channels saw lower viewership. "Shulchan HaMenatechim" on Channel 14 recorded 3.3% and 89,000 viewers, while Reshet 13's "Ha'aretz HaMuvtachat" (The Promised Land) achieved 3.1% and 76,000 viewers. Kan 11's "Handasat Tod'a - Susherd" (Consciousness Engineering - Susherd) garnered 2.3% and 63,000 viewers, with another Kan 11 program, "Ata Chamuv Lakro Et Ze" (You Must Read This), scoring 1.4% and 46,000 viewers.
In the late-night slot, Channel 12's "Evri Ve'Sharki" led with 10.3% and 265,000 viewers. Channel 14's "Pithchi Et Shi" (Open the Shi) had 2.2% and 51,000 viewers. Reshet 13's "HaTzinor" (The Tube) presented by Guy Lerer, received 1.5% and 41,000 viewers, with "HaYom SheHaya" (The Day That Was) improving slightly to 1.6% and 56,000 viewers. Election campaign broadcasts on various channels generally struggled to attract significant audiences.
