Ratings

Since Asaf Rappaport's arrival, despite management changes and strategic shifts, ratings remain stagnant. Following the poor performance of the flagship show 'The Voice', Reshet 13 management issued a stern warning to staff: 'Whoever does not sweat will not be here.'

While Keshet 12 continues to dominate unchallenged, Reshet 13 faces a drop in performance. The channel's flagship program, The Voice, fell to third place in the daily ratings with 8.8% and 237,000 viewers.

Weekly viewing data reveals an especially tight battle on screen, as a surprising documentary broadcast managed to rank very high in the table and overtake beloved major programs.

Viewers are increasingly moving away from daily routine viewing, yet Kan 11 is showing a surprising strengthening in all broadcast segments while other major channels lose ground.

The tight battle for second place in prime time and news broadcasts has been decided with particularly surprising data, as one of the channels managed to overtake long-standing competitors and establish itself as the runner-up to the leader.

"Dancing with the Stars" dominates prime time, and Naftali Bennett's interview with Dana Weiss on Channel 12 news draws 355,000 Israeli viewers.

The prime-time battle was won by Keshet 12. During the MasterChef broadcast, a dramatic incident occurred when Eden Harel accidentally injured Jackie Azoulay, leading to Harel's departure from the show.

The ratings battle was won effortlessly by Keshet 12. In prime time, a stubborn battle took place against Reshet 13 and Channel 14, which achieved the same figure. In the news edition as well, Reshet 13 found itself in a battle against Kan 11.

Ratings: Keshet 12 maintains its lead in news, prime time showed an especially close battle, and Guy Lehrer's victory over Guy Pines in the late-night slot | All the details and numbers

The rating data from last night reveals a clear picture: "HaPshuta" by Bar Almaliach has once again captured the viewers and ranked first in the late-night table. In the other segments, Keshet 12 continues to lead.

Sunday's ratings reveal an embarrassing situation for one of Israel's major channels. Channel 14 placed last in both prime time and late-night slots, while Reshet 13 and The Voice hit a seasonal low.

Ratings: A successful evening of broadcasting for Channel 12, "Married at First Sight" leads prime time with almost 20% viewership (this is the highest finale episode of "Married at First Sight" since 2020). How much did "The Voice" achieve on Channel 13 and the close battle between Channel 14 and Kan 11 | All the details

'Married at First Sight' takes first place in prime time, and the Sunday edition of Channel 12 news leads the news table. The full picture of the weekly viewership data is right here.

Danny Kushmaro leads the news broadcasts, Master Chef takes the lead in prime time, and Yotam Zimri remains stable in second place during late-night hours.

Tuesday's battle of the giants marked a significant shake-up for one of Israel's major channels, which faced defeat across nearly every category. While Reshet 13 finished last in late-night programming, it narrowly edged out Channel 14 during prime time.

Tuesday evening's ratings data shows a crushing victory for Keshet 12, which leads across all tables. Channel 14 secured second place in the main news broadcasts but trailed significantly in other categories.

Eden Harel arrived at Keshet 12, which leads the evening broadcast with the premiere episode of "MasterChef: Dream Team". "The Patriots", "Power Couple" and "Come Dine With Me" fought for the rest - what was in the other slots? | All the details

"Come Dine With Me" maintains high figures at the top of prime time, and Danny Kushmaro beats Lital Shemesh and Doria Lampel in the news.

Amit Segal and Ben Caspit dominate the 7 PM slot, while Avri Gilad and Yair Sharki star in the late-night hours. This is the special achievement of the season finale of "Enemies" (Kan 11).

The television ratings for the week show clear dominance by Keshet 12 and its news department. In prime time, 'Dancing with the Stars' led the channel to a landslide victory, while the Sunday news edition secured top viewership numbers.

Yotam Zimri's new late-night show manages to secure a good spot at the top, while Omri Assenheim and "The Patriots" compete for second place in prime time.

This is the first time in August that the program "The Patriots" (Channel 14) has finished last in the prime-time rankings. Meanwhile, "Come Dine With Me" (Kan 11) shone with a 7.2% rating.

Eyal Berkovic claimed that the rating measurement method is "nonsense" after discovering a gap between percentages and the actual number of viewers. Channel 14 panelist Noam Fathi did not remain silent and opened another front against the former footballer.

Eyal Berkovic questioned the rating data of his program on Channel 13, sparking a backlash. Screenwriter Meni Assayag hit back, highlighting the host's high salary and his misunderstanding of how television ratings are measured.

The battle of the giants on Tuesday was decided with an almost overwhelming victory for Keshet 12, as it led in most viewing categories. In the late-night sector, a turnaround was recorded when Reshet 13's "HaTzinor" program took first place.

Yonit Levi leaves Maggi Tabibi no chance in the battle for the main edition, and "HaPshutah" from Kan 11 with a surprising figure.

The singing reality show on Reshet 13 wins the silver medal of prime time, and Danny Kushmaro beats Megi Tabibi and Udi Segal in the main news edition slot.

'Dancing with the Stars' won prime time by a significant margin, Dana Weiss led the news editions, and 'Meet the Press' with Amit Segal and Ben Caspit achieved a wonderful result.

The latest television ratings reveal a clear dominance by Keshet 12 and its news division. The primary competition for viewership took place between "Dancing with the Stars" and "Married at First Sight."

"Uvda" on Channel 12 manages to win the broadcast day despite a low figure for its standards, and how much did Kan 11 achieve with the premiere episode of "Ham Li Kar Li"?

The battle of the channels on Wednesday ended in a triumph for Keshet 12, which led in all broadcasting segments. A fierce competition in the late-night slot highlighted the intense rivalry between the major players in the media market.

Yesterday's viewing figures show a strong evening for Keshet 12, which leads in all slots. "Married at First Sight" garnered a 13.2% rating and 373,000 viewers, and Guy Pines conquered the late night.

Ratings: Channel 12 continues to lead in prime time and news, Channel 14 takes second place, and Kan 11 records a surprising achievement in the late-night slot.

Ratings: "Married at First Sight" leads prime time safely, while "Channel 12 News" dominates the news editions. Where did "The Voice" place, and what about Channel 14? | All the details

Saturday night's battle of the giants was decided in favor of Channel 12, which overtook its competitors by an impressive margin. Other time slots saw tight races, with leadership shifting between different networks.

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