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TV Meteorologist Elad Zohar Reveals Vertigo Struggle After Disappearance

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Israeli TV presenter and meteorologist Elad Zohar announced on Instagram that he has been suffering from severe vertigo for two days, forcing him to stay home. Treatments have so far failed to alleviate his condition, impacting his ability to work. Zohar, who co-hosts Reshet 13's morning show, hopes for improvement soon and plans to return to his duties.

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  • TV presenter Elad Zohar is suffering from severe vertigo, impacting his ability to work.
  • Zohar has been housebound for two days due to the condition.
  • Current treatments for his vertigo have been unsuccessful.
  • He is taking medication for dizziness and has had limited relief from physical therapy.
  • Zohar co-hosts the morning show "Po'chim Yom" on Reshet 13.
  • He promised to return to his hosting duties soon.

Israeli TV presenter and meteorologist Elad Zohar has revealed that he has been suffering from severe vertigo, which has kept him housebound for the past two days. Zohar, who co-hosts the morning show "Po'chim Yom" on Reshet 13, explained in an Instagram story on Tuesday that his condition has prevented him from driving, interviewing guests, or appearing on camera.

He shared that current treatments have been unsuccessful and he is relying on medication for dizziness, with physical therapy offering only minimal relief. Zohar expressed hope for improvement, stating that "magic is needed" and promising to return to his hosting duties soon.

Zohar began his broadcasting career as a meteorologist for the former Channel 10. In 2010, he moved to Channel 2, taking over as the chief meteorologist for the news division. Following the split of Channel 2 in 2017, he transitioned to Reshet 13, where he has since worked as a presenter and host.

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