Former Israeli President Shimon Peres Suffers ‘Mild’ Heart Attack
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Shimon Peres, pictured, suffered a “mild” heart attack but was in “excellent” condition following a heart procedure, his personal physician said. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
Israel’s 92-year-old former President Shimon Peres suffered a “mild” heart attack Thursday but was in “excellent” condition following a heart procedure, his personal physician said.
Peres was rushed to a hospital near Tel Aviv from his home on Thursday morning after he fell ill with chest pains and a check-up found an irregular heart rate, his spokeswoman Ayelet Frisch told Israeli Army Radio.
Read full story at The Washington Post.
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