Peres’s daughter says there are signs of improvement

Shimon Peres’s daughter, Tsvia Walden, tells Army Radio that there has been an improvement in his condition since last night, when the 93-year-old former president was fighting for his life after a massive stroke, but warns that the future is still uncertain.

“Yesterday he could hardly move his hand and today he has a tight grip,” she says. “There is an improvement since yesterday, but this does not help us predict the future.”

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