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Ongoing Story· Day 66

Hanoch Daum's Show Dominates Ratings, Beating Channel 14 Competitors

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Keshet 12 Dominates Ratings, Channel 14 and Kan 11 Lag

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  • Keshet 12 led Thursday's TV ratings, winning four daily broadcast slots.
  • "HaBricha" on Keshet 12 achieved a season-high 11.6% rating and 317,000 viewers.
  • Keshet 12's news broadcast earned 12.2% rating and 363,000 viewers.
  • Channel 14's "HaPatriotim" ranked second with 6.5% rating and 188,000 viewers.
  • Kan 11's ratings were impacted by Ayala Hasson's absence.
  • Channel 14's news program secured 7.0% rating and 197,000 viewers.

Keshet 12 secured a clear lead in Israeli television ratings on Thursday, winning across four daily broadcast slots. In the prime-time competition, the series "HaBricha" on Keshet 12 achieved a season-high of 11.6% rating and 317,000 viewers. Channel 14's "HaPatriotim" hosted by Yinon Magal followed with 6.5% and 188,000 viewers, while Kan 11's "Ma SheTargu"

"summary": "Keshet 12 led Israeli TV ratings on Thursday, with its prime-time show "HaBricha" hitting a season high. News broadcasts on Keshet 12 also garnered the highest viewership. Kan 11's ratings suffered, partly due to broadcaster Ayala Hasson's absence following a dispute over her comments regarding Bedouin women and alleged voting irregularities in the Arab sector. Channel 14 also showed strong performance in news and prime-time slots.

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