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European Jewish Press

Newsletter No.307, September 18, 2016

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Shimon Peres’ condition remains serious but stable

JERUSALEM (EJP)—Israel’s former President Shimon Peres remains in a serious condition, despite a slight improvement over the last day, following a major stroke.

Shimon Peres, 93, is in intensive care at the Sheba Medical Centre near Tel Aviv, having been taken ill on Tuesday and subsequently suffering a stroke.

US and israel sign military aid package described by Washington as the largest in history

WASHINGTON/JERUSALEM (EJP)–A new ten-year United States military aid package to Israel was signed by officials from both countries in Washington, following a period of protracted talks.

The deal, set at $38 billion, is described as Washington’s largest aid package to any country in history.

In Bratislava on Friday, 27 EU leaders will continue their political brainstorming on post-Brexit

BRUSSELS (EJP)—European Union leaders are set to meet Friday in Bratislava, Slovakia, the country which currently chairs the EU, to continue a political brainstorming on further reforms and development of the EU.

They will be 27 around the table and not 28 as Britain voted in June to leave the EU in a process called ‘Brexit.’

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Shimon Peres’ condition remains serious but stable

US and israel sign military aid package described by Washington as the largest in history

WASHINGTON/JERUSALEM (EJP)–A new ten-year United States military aid package to Israel was signed by officials from both countries in Washington, following a period of protracted talks.

The deal, set at $38 billion, is described as Washington’s largest aid package to any country in history.

In Bratislava on Friday, 27 EU leaders will continue their political brainstorming on post-Brexit

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Shimon Peres’ condition remains serious but stable

US and israel sign military aid package described by Washington as the largest in history

WASHINGTON/JERUSALEM (EJP)–A new ten-year United States military aid package to Israel was signed by officials from both countries in Washington, following a period of protracted talks. The deal, set at $38 billion, is described as Washington’s largest aid package to any country in history.

In Bratislava on Friday, 27 EU leaders will continue their political brainstorming on post-Brexit

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WASHINGTON/JERUSALEM (EJP)–A new ten-year United States military aid package to Israel was signed by officials from both countries in Washington, following a period of protracted talks.

The deal, set at $38 billion, is described as Washington’s largest aid package to any country in history.