The central problem of Prime Minister Sharon is his unconsciousness. The stomach problem that was discovered overnight and today is in addition to the central problem.

The diagnosis is a significant stroke. The prime minister has been anesthetized and is on a breathing device.

This is a lengthy process. It won't be in the coming hours. It will be at least 48 hours after the prime minister's emergence from surgery.

The key problem is his lack of consciousness.

In the morning, there was really immediate danger to his life, but now . . . (there is) no immediate danger.

I must point out that, regarding the future, under the current circumstances it will not be possible.

It is routine in hospitals and we observed no complications. But it is clear that the development is not a good sign for the health of the prime minister.

As far as his current condition is concerned, his state is serious, stable... there is no immediate danger to the life of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon.

Any improvement in his condition won't be possible to determine until after the prime minister emerges from the coma.

During surgery, the increased intracranial pressure was released, part of the blood clots that remained after the first operation were drained. At the end of the operation, there is no active bleeding and the intracranial pressure has returned to normal.