Channel 14 aired their current affairs program called “The Patriots” today in front of a live audience in the nation’s buildings, hosted by Yanon Magal. During the show, a man from the crowd interrupted by shouting out against the judicial system reform. The audience present in the hall responded by shouting out at him with phrases such as “Shame” and “The people demand legal reform”.
Channel 14 has been achieving high ratings recently. According to journalist Ran Booker’s publication, Keshet beat the other television channels last week by a margin of 2% ratings during the broadcast of Netanyahu’s statement. Channel 13 ranked second with 8.5% ratings, followed by Channel 14 in third place with 8.4% ratings and Channel 11 Khan in last place with only 7.7% ratings.
Moreover, during the news editions, News 12 takes the first place with a 23.4% rating, followed by Channel 13’s news edition with 8.2% rating, and Channel 14’s news edition with 7.6% rating in third place. The Here News edition was in last place with only 7.7% rating.
Channel 14’s current affairs program, “The Patriots”, was broadcast this evening in front of a live audience in the nation’s buildings, hosted by media personality Yanon Magal. During the panel, a man from the audience burst out shouting against the reform of the judicial system. In response, the audience present in the hall shouted at him: “Shame”, “The people demand legal reform”.
Netanyahu brought ratings: Channel 14 was close to a turnaround
Let’s recall that in recent times, Channel 14 has been soaring in the ratings. According to a publication by the journalist Ran Booker, last week, Keshet beat the competing TV channels by a margin with a 2% rating percentage during the broadcast of Netanyahu’s statement. In second place is channel 13 with 8.5 percent and in third place, with a percentage difference, is channel 14 with 8.4 percent ratings. In fourth and last place is Channel 11 Khan with only 7.7 percent.
The Patriots Photo: PR
It was also announced that even during the broadcasts of the news editions, News 12 wins first place with a 23.4 percent rating. It is followed by the news edition of Channel 13 with 8.2 percent, and in third place is the news edition of Channel 14 with a 7.6 percent rating. In the fourth and last place is the Here News edition with only 7.7%.