The Voice Finale Hits All-Time Low in Israeli Television Ratings
Keshet 12 dominated Sunday night ratings with its evening news and MasterChef. Meanwhile, the finale of The Voice recorded its lowest-rated season ever, despite a late-night ratings boost for Channel 13's interview with winner Emma Ziza Cohen.
The Sunday night television ratings in Israel delivered a clear victory for Keshet 12, while the grand finale of a major singing competition marked an all-time low for the franchise.
Evening News: Dana Weiss Dominates
In the primary news slot, Channel 12 News, anchored by Dana Weiss, secured the top position with a 12.3% rating, drawing 362,000 viewers.
Channel 14 News, hosted by Maggie Tabibi, followed in second place with a 6.5% rating (163,000 viewers). Channel 13 News with Udi Segal closed the top three, capturing a 3.9% rating (111,000 viewers).
Prime Time: MasterChef Wins as The Voice Flops
During prime time, "MasterChef" on Keshet 12 claimed the number one spot with a 12.3% rating (339,000 viewers).
Meanwhile, the season finale of "The Voice" garnered an 8.6% rating (252,000 viewers) to take second place. This officially sealed the current season as the lowest-rated in the history of the show's Israeli broadcast. "The Patriots" with Yinon Magal on Channel 14 secured third place with an 8% rating (206,000 viewers).
Late Night: Lerer Shines with Live Interview
In the late-night slot, "HaTzinor" hosted by Guy Lerer on Channel 13 delivered a strong performance with a 6.3% rating (190,000 viewers). The show was boosted by a live interview with the newly crowned winner of "The Voice," Emma Ziza Cohen, from Noa Kirel's team.
"Guy Pines" on Keshet 12 maintained second place with a 5.6% rating (149,000 viewers), while "Pathi and Shai" on Channel 14 finished third with a 3.9% rating.
