Correspondence from Jerusalem The team of doctors that takes care of Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon applies unconventional methods in order to stimulate the patient’s senses. His reactions to stimuli were to be checked with shaorma and music by Mozart.

For now, the patient’s condition is appreciated as critical. Until now, the doctors concluded that Sharon was suffering from an undetected brain illness, which might have been aggravated by the preservatives he took lately. Sharon’ health can be speculated commercially as well.

Ariel Sharon suffered from a brain illness that wasn’t diagnosed in time. This illness might have been aggravated by the preservatives he had to take after the small brain damage he suffered on the 18th of December. This is the reason for the suppositions according to which the massive bleeding the Israeli Prime Minister suffered a week ago was caused by this treatment. Medical sources quoted by the Israeli press say that if the doctors had detected this illness, the PM wouldn’t have been prescribed such a treatment. However, the spokesperson of the Hadassah Ein Karem Hospital in Jerusalem, where the PM is treated, refused to comment this information. Unfortunately for everyone, this illness can be detected only after a brain bleeding, which is what happened in the case of Sharon.

IMPROVEMENT. Yesterday, the doctors continued the procedures for the gradual reducing of the sedatives that induced the coma to the Prime Minister in order to bring his brain to rest. They saw a small improvement in the patient’s condition. He started to breathe independently and he showed signs of movement on the left side. The doctors’ opinion is that the part of the brain that controls the left side of the body is the most affected one. The movements on the right side of the body have been more intense yesterday, according to med