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Israel: Peres had a stroke. Tension with Syria for airplane and drone shot down, but Tel Aviv denies

Tel Aviv, Israel - Rockets that have not threatened our aircraft, according to an Israeli military spokesperson

The former Israeli President, Shimon Peres, 93 years old, after a suspected stroke last Monday, following to it he has been dismissed from the hospital that had rescued him, he has had a new sudden illness yesterday (it seems more serious than the first one) and has admitted to hospital of the capital in serious conditions but today stationary. Yesterday it was not an easy day for Israel and of...

fra/pec - 1177493
Rome, Italy, 09/14/2016 13:41
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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