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Ongoing Story· Day 55

Channel 12 Dominates Ratings, Outperforming Rivals in Key Time Slots

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Channel 12 News Dominates Ratings, Channel 14 Trails Significantly

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Channel 12's main evening news program led Tuesday's ratings with 14.6%, significantly outperforming competitors. Channel 14 ranked second with 6.8%, less than half of Channel 12's viewership. In prime time, Keshet 12's "The Masked Singer" was the most-watched program. The ratings indicate a substantial gap between Channel 12 and other news broadcasters.

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  • Channel 12's main news broadcast led Tuesday ratings with 14.6% viewership.
  • Channel 14's news program secured second place with 6.8% of viewers.
  • Channel 12's prime-time show "The Masked Singer" achieved 18.2% ratings.
  • Channel 14's "The Patriots" garnered 6.9% in the prime-time slot.
  • Channel 13's "The Voice All Stars" finale drew 4.9% of viewers.

Channel 12's main evening news broadcast achieved the highest ratings among news programs on Tuesday, drawing 14.6% of viewers. This figure was more than double that of its closest competitor, Channel 14, which garnered 6.8%. Channel 13 followed with 4.2%, Kan 11 with 3.1%, and i24 News with 2.4%.

In the prime-time slot, Keshet 12's "The Masked Singer" led with 18.2%. "The Patriots" on Channel 14 recorded 6.9%, while the "All Stars" finale of "The Voice" on Channel 13 achieved 4.9%. Kan 11's "Zehu Ze!" had 4.2%, and i24's "The Israelis" concluded with 0.6%.

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