Heavy rains in Jerusalem have heavily damaged the President�s House, located in the Talbiye neighborhood of Jerusalem, and forced Shimon Peres to take up lodgings in a hotel before arrangements can be completed to move him and his office to the luxurious David�s Village near the Old City.
It will take approximately four months before he can return to his regular quarters due to massive renovations required to prevent a repetition of flood damage, his office said Monday.
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wow i wonder which hotel he’s staying in.
Ahhhh gishmei bracha
Lucky him enjoying hotel
Tragic to have one like him holding the title of “President of Israel”.
As HaSh-m caused him to be removed from his physical office, may someone more deserving replace him in the POSITION of this office.
dunno, i live in Jerusalem. what heavy rains? the last rains? hmmmmm. maybe it was made of sugar!