Wikipedia Returns to Top Ten as N12 Slips in Israel Traffic Data
Similarweb data for September shows Wikipedia re-entering Israel's top ten traffic sites, while N12 exits the top 20 for the first time in three years.
The latest Similarweb traffic data for September reveals significant shifts in Israel's digital landscape, highlighted by Wikipedia's return to the top ten and a notable decline for the N12 news portal. ChatGPT maintained its strong position, securing the sixth spot for the second consecutive month.
Shifts in the Top Ten
The first seven positions remained unchanged from August. Google and YouTube continue to dominate as the most-visited platforms in the country, while ynet retains its status as Israel's leading news site, ranking third overall. They are followed by Facebook, Instagram, ChatGPT, and Mako.
"Wikipedia has successfully climbed back into the top ten, while several traditional news outlets experienced noticeable drops in user engagement." — Similarweb Data
New Entrants and Movers
Further down the rankings, notable movements include KSP entering the top 20 for the first time. Meanwhile, N12 dropped five spots to 23rd, exiting the top 20 for the first time in three years. Other risers include TikTok, which climbed to 18th place, and the government portal GOV, which adjusted to 17th.
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Google and YouTube lead the overall traffic.
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ChatGPT firmly holds the sixth position.
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KSP enters the top 20 rankings for the first time.
