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Last update - 00:10 27/04/2008 Ex-Chief Rabbi Eliyahu in serious condition after heart attack By Jonathan Lis, Haaretz Correspondent Tags: Chief Rabbi  Israel's former Sephardi chief rabbi, Mordechai Eliyahu, was rushed to Sha'arei Tzedek Hospital in Jerusalem on Friday night after falling ill with a heart attack. Magen David Adom emergency services said the rabbi's condition was serious. At around 2:00 A.M., MDA medical crews were summoned to Eliyahu's home in Jerusalem after the rabbi complained of serious shortness of breath and strong chest pains. Advertisement An MDA ambulance arrived at the home, where medical personnel determined that the rabbi had suffered a heart attack. Medics also observed symptoms suggesting Eliyahu's lungs were swelling with excessive fluids. Related article: Former chief rabbi warns Bush against 'activity that would harm Israel' Bookmark to del.icio.us   Fake reactor Syrian envoy: Photos of alleged nuke site fabricated by CIA. Modern Moses Commander of legendary Jewish immigrant ship Exodus dies at 90.   1.   Pray for Chief Rabbi`s speedy recovery 00:05  |  Nussan 27/04/08   2.   REFUA SHELEMA GREAT RABBI 00:25  |  REUVEN 27/04/08   3.   Punishment from G-d 00:48  |  Ismail 27/04/08   4.   To Ismail - no good ever came from hate 04:08  |  Mikey 27/04/08   5.   Refua Shlemah for Rabbi Eliyahu 04:57  |  Johnny Weintraub 27/04/08

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