Channel 12 Dominates Ratings, Outperforming Channel 14
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Channel 12 emerged as the dominant broadcaster in Israeli television ratings, leading across all major time slots. Its central news broadcast was the most-watched program overall. The drama series "Ha'Bricha" on Channel 12 also topped the prime-time ratings. Channel 14's "HaPatriotim" and its news program secured third and second place respectively in their slots, while Channel 13 showed competitive viewership in several segments.
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- Channel 12 led all Israeli TV ratings, including prime time and news broadcasts.
- Channel 12's "Ha'Bricha" drama series achieved a 9.7% rating in prime time.
- Channel 12's central news broadcast was the most-watched program with 11.8%.
- Channel 14's "HaPatriotim" ranked third in prime time with 6.2% rating.
- Channel 14's news edition placed second overall with 6.4% rating.
Channel 12 maintained its leading position across all major broadcast slots on a recent evening, according to official Israeli television ratings. The network's central news broadcast was the most-watched program overall, attracting 373,000 viewers for a 11.8% rating. In the prime-time slot, the drama series "Ha'Bricha" (The Escape) on Channel 12 secured first place with 9.7% rating and approximately 294,000 viewers. Channel 13's "Esneheim" followed with a 7.0% rating and 202,000 viewers, while Channel 14's flagship program "HaPatriotim" (The Patriots), hosted by Yinon Magal, garnered 6.2% and 181,000 viewers.
Channel 12 also led the evening news segment, with its main broadcast achieving 11.8% and 373,000 viewers. Channel 14's news edition came in second with 6.4% and 183,000 viewers, surpassing Channel 13's news which recorded 4.2% and 138,000 viewers. Kan 11's evening news concluded the segment with 3.6% and 102,000 viewers.
In the pre-prime time "Seven" slot, Channel 12's program of the same name, hosted by Gideon Oco, led with 8.2% and 253,000 viewers. Channel 14's "Sofashavua" (Weekend), hosted by Amir Ivgi, took second place in viewership percentage with 5.2% and 134,000 viewers, narrowly beating Channel 13's "Ezorei Bechira" (Choice Area), hosted by Raviv Drucker, which had 4.4% but a higher absolute viewer count of 149,000. Kan 11's "Seven," hosted by Ayelet Has-Son, garnered 2.0% and 66,000 viewers.
Channel 12 continued its dominance into the late-night slot with "Doh Matzav" (Situation Report), achieving a 5.0% rating and 172,000 viewers. Channel 13's "Leket HaTzinor" (The Pipe's Selection) followed with 4.5% and 128,000 viewers, and "HaYom SheHaya" (The Day That Was) added 2.8% and 91,000 viewers. Channel 14's late-night news program recorded 2.1% and 56,000 viewers, slightly ahead of Kan 11's late-night news in percentage but behind in absolute viewers.
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