Channel 12 Dominates Ratings, Channel 14 Second
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Channel 12 dominated Israeli television ratings on Thursday, leading in all four broadcast time slots. Channel 14 secured second place overall, while Reshet 13 showed varied viewership. In primetime, Channel 12's "HaBricha" was the top-rated program. The main news broadcasts also saw Channel 12 significantly outperform its competitors.
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- Channel 12 led Israeli TV ratings on Thursday across all four broadcast slots.
- Channel 14 secured second place in overall ratings, while Reshet 13 had mixed results.
- Channel 12's primetime show "HaBricha" achieved the highest rating with 11.7% and 322,000 viewers.
- The main news broadcast on Channel 12 garnered 10.1% and 312,000 viewers, leading competitors.
- "HaPatriotim" on Channel 14, without regular host Yinon Magal, received 6.4% and 163,000 viewers.
Channel 12 maintained its leading position in Israeli television ratings on Thursday, securing the top spot across all four broadcast slots. Channel 14 established itself in second place overall, while Reshet 13 presented a mixed performance in terms of actual viewer numbers.
In the primetime slot, Channel 12's "HaBricha" achieved the highest rating of the evening with 11.7% and 322,000 viewers. "HaPatriotim" on Channel 14, hosted by Erel Segal in the absence of regular host Yinon Magal, garnered 6.4% and 163,000 viewers. Reshet 13's "Asenheim" recorded 5.1% and 169,000 viewers, and Kan 11's "Ma Tagidu" had 4.8% and 127,000 viewers.
At 7 PM, Channel 12's "Shva" led with 9.3% and 266,000 viewers. Channel 14's "Sofashavua" with Amir Ivgi was second at 6% and 161,000 viewers, followed by Reshet 13's "Ezore Bchira" with 5.2% and 172,000 viewers, and Kan 11's "Hakoveret" with 1.7% and 54,000 viewers.
The main news broadcasts saw a significant gap, with Channel 12's evening news anchored by Ynet Levi achieving 10.1% and 312,000 viewers. Channel 14's news with Magi Tabi came in second with 7.5% and 205,000 viewers, while Reshet 13's news with Doria Lemple had 4.4% and 154,000 viewers. Kan News with Tal Berman concluded with 2.8% and 84,000 viewers.
Channel 12 also led the late-night slot with "Doh Matzav," hosted by Einav Galili and Yaron Avraham, which received praise from colleague Ofira Assayag. The program achieved 5.6% and 185,000 viewers. Channel 14's "HaChaim Al Pi Zimri" garnered 4.2% and 102,000 viewers, and Reshet 13's "HaTzinor" had 3.8% and 134,000 viewers. Kan 11's "Acharei HaDouble" finished the slot with 1.7% and 41,000 viewers.
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