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Shlomi Saranga Postpones Tour Due to Hernia Surgery

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Israeli singer Shlomi Saranga has postponed his October tour due to a hernia requiring surgery. He cited overexertion at the gym as the cause and promised a full recovery before returning to the stage.

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  • Shlomi Saranga postponed his tour due to hernia surgery.
  • The singer cited overexertion at the gym for the condition.
  • He assured fans of his full recovery and return to the stage.

Israeli singer and songwriter Shlomi Saranga has announced the postponement of his upcoming tour, originally scheduled to begin in October. Saranga revealed to his fans that he is suffering from a hernia and requires surgery.

"I wanted you to hear this from me first," Saranga stated, acknowledging the anticipation for his performances. "I know you've been waiting for this, and I've also been looking forward to returning to you on stage."

He attributed the condition to overexertion at the gym, explaining, "I probably overdid it a bit with the weights at the gym. I developed a hernia in the abdominal area, and I need to undergo a minor surgery and give my body some time to recover properly."

Saranga assured his audience that he is prioritizing his recovery to return with full energy and passion. "I'm just giving my body the time it needs to come back to you as I love to, with all the strength, all the songs, and all my heart. A little longer and I'll be back on stage with you."

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