Israeli TV Ratings: Reshet 13 Faces Slump as Survivor Surges in Delay
Israeli TV ratings show Keshet 12 leading as Reshet 13 faces historic lows, though 'Survivor' achieves a delayed-viewing surge surpassing major competitors.
Israeli television ratings reveal a turbulent landscape as Reshet 13 faces a historic slump, colliding with fierce competition across Friday night broadcasts and prime-time slots. While Keshet 12 continues to dominate overall viewership, emerging viewing trends highlight surprising shifts in delayed viewing habits.
Friday Night Face-Off and News Ratings
During Friday's news broadcast, Keshet 12 secured the top spot with 11% despite an on-air apology by anchor Danny Kushmaro. Meanwhile, Channel 11 claimed second place with 3.6%, followed closely by i24News with 3.1% under the guidance of Neve Dromi. In a striking low for the network, Channel 13 news plummeted to an unprecedented 2.3%.
Prime-Time Struggles and Reality TV Shifts
Prime-time figures remained modest across the board, with Keshet 12 leading through its programming while Channel 11 followed with Shai Stern's show at 5.5%. Reshet 13 struggled significantly, as its prime-time offerings failed to capture broader audiences during a difficult week of broadcasting.
The Delayed Viewing Turnaround
Despite initial struggles in live ratings against Keshet 12's powerhouse 'The Masked Singer', Reshet 13 found renewed momentum through delayed viewing figures for 'Survivor'. While live broadcasts favored Keshet 12, delayed metrics for 'Survivor' averaged an impressive 18.9%, surpassing its competitor and drawing over 800,000 viewers per episode.
