Mozart Symphonies

Sharon given Mozart and shawarma
Herald Sun - ISRAELI Prime Minister Ariel Sharon showed further improvement overnight from a massive stroke, moving his left side for the first time since doctors started bringing him out of an induced coma. Hadassah hospital director Shlomo Mor-Yosef said that

Polls put Sharon s party in the lead
Business Day South Africa - JERUSALEM Ariel Sharon s party and his likely successor and interim Prime Minister Ehud Olmert received a boost yesterday from polls showing they would easily win Israel s March election even without their incapacitated leader at the helm

Doctors try to rouse Sharon as Israelis hold vigil
Daily Times - JERUSALEM: Doctors pressed ahead on Tuesday with efforts to revive Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon from an induced coma, further reducing his sedation to assess brain damage from a severe stroke. Sharon remained in critical condition but there

Sharon still critical: hospital
ABC News - JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon remained in a critical but stable condition on Tuesday, a hospital official said, as doctors pressed ahead with efforts to bring him out of an induced coma after a stroke. Israelis keeping

Middle East waits for Sharon decision
South Africa Mercury - Jerusalem: Prime Minister Ariel Sharon yesterday showed new signs of recovery from a massive stroke, demonstrating movement on his left side as doctors resumed efforts to lift him out of an induced coma, Israeli media said. The reported progress came

Doctors try to rouse Sharon from coma
Reuters - JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Doctors pressed ahead on Tuesday with efforts to revive Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon from an induced coma, further reducing his sedation to assess brain damage from a severe stroke. Israelis keeping vigil for the 77-year