Channel 13 Suffers Dramatic Ratings Plunge in Prime Time
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Channel 12 dominated Israeli television ratings, while Channel 13 experienced a dramatic decline, particularly in its prime time programming. Channel 12's news and entertainment shows consistently led viewership, whereas Channel 13's "Adif SheNish'ar Beyachad" recorded a low of 2.5% in prime time. This follows a recent historic low for Channel 13's "The Voice All Stars" semi-final, which garnered only 3.0% rating.
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- Channel 12 led evening broadcasts, while Channel 13 saw a dramatic prime time ratings drop.
- Channel 12's main news program achieved 12.8% rating, significantly higher than competitors.
- Channel 13's prime time show "Adif SheNish'ar Beyachad" recorded a low of 2.5% rating.
- A football match on the Sports Channel drew 7.5% rating, outperforming some entertainment programs.
- Channel 13's "The Voice All Stars" semi-final recently achieved a historically low 3.0% rating.
Channel 12 dominated the evening's broadcasts, while Channel 13 experienced a sharp decline in prime time viewership. Channel 12's main news broadcast secured the top spot with 12.8% rating (355,000 viewers). Channel 14's news followed with 6.8% (180,000 viewers), and Channel 13's news came in third with 4.8% (125,000 viewers), ahead of Channel 11's 3.6% (126,000 viewers).
In the prime time slot, Channel 12's "Chasifa" led with 11.5% (289,000 viewers). Channel 14's "HaPatriotim" ranked second with 8.2% (206,000 viewers), followed by "Guy Maroz Chozer Im Teshuva" with 6.5% (168,000 viewers). A football match between Hapoel Tel Aviv and Maccabi Haifa on the Sports Channel (Channel 5) garnered a significant 7.5% rating. In contrast, Channel 11's "Double Al HaKesef" achieved 3.1% (86,000 viewers), and Channel 13's "Adif SheNish'ar Beyachad" hit a low of 2.5% (62,000 viewers).
Channel 12 also led the late-night slot with "Erev Tov Im Guy Pines" at 7% (190,000 viewers) and "Avri V'Serki" with 5.4% (173,000 viewers). Channel 14's "Petchi Et Shai" and Channel 13's "HaTzinor" tied for second place in this slot with 3% each. Later programming on Channel 13 and Channel 14 also saw low ratings, as did Channel 11's late-night news and "HaKeveret."
This significant ratings drop for Channel 13 follows a similarly poor performance two days prior, when the semi-final of their reality show "The Voice All Stars" recorded a historically low 3.0% rating (88,000 viewers).
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