Israeli Education Minister Rushed to Hospital After Heart Attack Scare
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Screen shot of Israel's Education Minister Shai Piron breaking out in laughter during an address to the Knesset, June 4, 2013. Photo: Youtube.
Times of Israel – Education Minister Shai Piron suffered what initially was thought to be a heart attack on a flight from Poland to Israel Thursday evening and was rushed to a Petah Tikva hospital from Ben Gurion airport.
A hospital spokesperson said later that initial tests showed that Piron did not have a heart attack, and that the minister would be held overnight for observation.
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