Deposed Tunisian President has stroke
Deposed Tunisian President Zine Elabidine Ben Ali could have saved his country a lot of effort if he had done this a month ago. Ben Ali, who now lives in exile in Saudi Arabia, had a stroke and is in a hospital in critical condition. Deposed Tunisian president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali had a stroke and is in a coma, French newspaper Le Monde reported on Thursday.Hmmm.
"The former head of state was admitted to an institution for Saudi princes under a false identity for security reasons," the paper reported. "His condition is worrying."
Ben Ali, who was overthrown by riots in Tunisia in January, has reportedly been ill for several years.
Le Monde also reported that his wife, Leila Ben Ali, "is no longer at his side."
A diplomat told the French daily that "the new acting president in Tunisia is also aware and follows the events hour by hour."
Labels: Tunisia, Zine El Abidine Ben Ali
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 7:49 AM
3 Comments:
What do you make of this? Mubarak and Ben Ali in a coma...?
I feel sorry for the guy. He's thrown out, has a stroke, then his wife leaves him? Jeez. The guy deserves a break. Anyway the frothing of the medias mouth, Tunisia was a relative moderate kingdom.
I do know of a good Jewish Neurologist who practices in Saudi Arabia who might be able to help the prez=) Yes, there are more than a few Jews who practice in Saudi Arabia, who moved their for their tax free earnings and other financial rewards. They simply lie on their applications about religion. Weird but true.
he died today.
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