Celine Dion madness: Thousands of shekels for a single ticket - and Israelis are storming in

Celine Dion returns to the stage in Paris after more than six years. Israelis are paying thousands of shekels for tickets, with prices ranging from 600 to over a thousand euros. A ticket company owner reports enormous demand. Fans share their excitement and the high prices.

Celine Dion, who retired over six years ago due to a rare neurological disease, returns to the stage with a tour opening in Paris. Israelis are rushing to buy tickets, priced between 600 and over a thousand euros, reaching thousands of shekels per person. Asaf Einat, owner of the ticket company 'Ticktames', explains that demand is enormous and tickets for the first round have sold out. Fans like Lior Fingela paid between 2,400 and 2,700 shekels for seats, and Ortal Sivan Batan purchased tickets for 1,200 shekels via Via Gogo. The article describes the excitement surrounding the comeback, alongside Dion's personal struggle with her illness, including a moment when she lost her balance on stage.