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Hanan Ben Ari Kicks Off New Tour, Promises "Crazy" Show

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Israeli singer Hanan Ben Ari launched his November tour at Expo Tel Aviv on Saturday night, expressing excitement for a lively performance. He hinted that the audience might not be sitting much despite the presence of chairs. Ben Ari shared his anticipation and joy from the concert with his followers through videos.

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  • Singer Hanan Ben Ari began his November tour at Expo Tel Aviv on Saturday.
  • Ben Ari expressed excitement for a "crazy" and energetic performance.
  • He questioned how much the audience would actually sit during the show.
  • The singer shared his joy and anticipation with followers via video.
  • Clips from the concert were posted, with captions expressing happiness.

Israeli singer Hanan Ben Ari expressed his excitement ahead of his tour's opening night at Expo Tel Aviv on Saturday. In a video shared with followers, Ben Ari conveyed his anticipation for a high-energy performance, stating, "Friends, good week, blessed week. Excited to open the November tour with you here at my concert venue at Expo Tel Aviv, in a moment you'll enter here and it will be crazy." He specifically addressed the presence of chairs at the venue, suggesting they might not be used much during the show. "I hope you slept well on Saturday because there are chairs here, but I don't know how much we will sit," he remarked. Ben Ari concluded the video by wishing his audience a blessed week filled with joy and sending his love. He later shared clips from the concert, captioning one with "May this happiness never end" and another showing him performing to the crowd, "We started strong, no doubt."

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