This week on the channel +6.1M views this week

From Hebron to Berlin, Channel 5 takes the street route

Liam Kozak's election reporting draws the week's largest new audience, while "Berlin Streets" passes half a million views.

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Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Israeli Election Day

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2:08Kozak reports outside Hebron before soldiers order the crew away from a West Bank checkpoint.
3:48Tel Aviv demonstrators demand political change and discuss possible two-state solutions.
13:58Haredi protesters oppose mandatory conscription; attendees explain their commitment to Torah study.
17:17A Palestinian citizen of Israel in Nazareth explains his decision to boycott national elections.
20:22The Nazareth interviewee argues that voting without sustained political action accomplishes little.

Soldiers order the Channel 5 crew to leave a West Bank checkpoint. Later, Liam Kozak is listening to demonstrators in Tel Aviv and Haredi protesters explaining why they oppose military conscription. "Israeli Election Day" covers several very different arguments about the country's direction, rather than reducing the election to a single rally.

It was the most watched of Channel 5 with Andrew Callaghan's six uploads this week, reaching roughly 1.2 million views. Among its more revealing contrasts: pro-peace demonstrators demanding political change, and religious protesters who describe Torah study as their duty instead of enlistment. A separate upload, "Anti-Netanyahu Rally in Israel," adds another entry to the week's election coverage.

Then came "Berlin Streets." Released on Friday, it passed half a million views in its first twelve hours and now has the strongest daily momentum on the channel. The title also returns to a familiar Channel 5 format: "Philly Streets" and "San Francisco Streets" sit among its most watched regular videos.

The week's other thread was looksmaxxing, with "Camp Looksmax," "Clavicular on how he Transcended" and "Cleaning Lady at Camp Looksmaxx." The older "Looksmaxxing Sleepaway Camp," a sponsored video, remains especially active too.

Across the catalog, daily viewing is running noticeably above its usual level, although the subscriber total was unchanged over the week. Nearby in documentary and journalism channels, Tommy G is also drawing an unusually large daily audience, while Absolute History is quieter than usual. For Channel 5, the fresh Berlin release is adding momentum to a week whose biggest new audience gathered around Kozak's reporting.

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