Israel Foreign Minister Had Mild Heart Attack
<i> Reuters</i>
JERUSALEM —
After two days of medical tests doctors have determined that Israel’s new Foreign Minister David Levy had a slight heart attack, Israel radio said Saturday.
Earlier, it had been believed that Levy had not suffered a heart attack.
The radio reported that Ehud Cantor, deputy director of Haemek Hospital, said Levy would be asked to stay in the hospital until the end of the week so his condition, which is good, could be monitored.
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