Channel 12 Dominates Ratings, Channel 14 Emerges as News Alternative
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Channel 12 led Israeli television ratings across prime time, news, and late-night broadcasts. Its drama "Ha'Bricha" was the most-watched program, while its news program topped overall viewership. Channel 14 solidified its position as a leading news alternative, ranking second in news and third in prime time with "HaPatriotim." Reshet 13 secured second place in prime time with "Asenheim."
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- Channel 12 dominated Israeli TV ratings, leading in news, prime time, and late night.
- Channel 12's drama "Ha'Bricha" was the most-watched prime-time program with 9.7% viewership.
- Channel 12's main news broadcast was the most-watched program of the evening with 11.8%.
- Channel 14 established itself as a strong news alternative, ranking second in news ratings.
- Reshet 13's "Asenheim" secured second place in the competitive prime-time slot.
- Yinon Magal's "HaPatriotim" on Channel 14 ranked third in prime time viewership.
Channel 12 maintained its leading position across all major broadcast slots on a recent evening, according to official Israeli television ratings. The network's flagship news broadcast secured the highest viewership overall with 11.8% and 373,000 viewers. In the prime-time slot, Channel 12's drama series "Ha'Bricha" (The Escape) garnered 9.7% and 294,000 viewers, making it the most-watched program in that period. The late-night "Doh Matzav" (Status Report) also led its timeslot with 5.0% and 172,000 viewers.
Channel 14 demonstrated strength in the news segment, positioning its broadcast as the second most-watched in Israel with 6.4% and 183,000 viewers, significantly outpacing Channel 13's news program, which received 4.2% and 138,000 viewers. Channel 14's prime-time program "HaPatriotim" (The Patriots), hosted by Yinon Magal, secured third place in its slot with 6.2% and 181,000 viewers.
Reshet 13 achieved a notable second place in the prime-time ratings with the program "Asenheim," attracting 7.0% and 202,000 viewers. In the late-night slot, Reshet 13's "Leket HaTzinor" (The Pipe Collection) came in second with 4.5% and 128,000 viewers, followed by "HaYom SheHaya" (The Day That Was) with 2.8% and 91,000 viewers. Channel 14's late-night news also saw a slight edge in percentage over Kan 11's equivalent, though Kan 11 had more absolute viewers.
