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Ex-MK Emilie Moatti Reveals Breast Cancer Diagnosis

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Ex-MK Emilie Moatti Reveals Breast Cancer Diagnosis

Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba

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Emilie Moatti, a former Knesset member and candidate for the Democrats party, revealed she has been diagnosed with breast cancer. She shared her diagnosis to encourage women to undergo screenings and stated her chances of recovery are good. Moatti, who previously served in the Knesset, thanked the medical team at Meir Hospital for saving her life.

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  • Emilie Moatti, a former MK and candidate, revealed her breast cancer diagnosis to encourage screenings.
  • Moatti initially hid her diagnosis but decided to go public, citing the importance of saving lives.
  • She stated her chances of recovery are good and the hardest part of her treatment is over.
  • Moatti thanked the medical team at Meir Hospital in Kfar Saba for saving her life.
  • She previously served in the 24th Knesset and is remembered for attending a vote on a stretcher.

Emilie Moatti, a former Knesset member and candidate for the Democrats party, has publicly disclosed her battle with breast cancer. In a personal statement shared online, Moatti revealed she was diagnosed in late summer but initially kept her condition private, fearing pity. She explained her decision to go public was driven by a desire to encourage women to get screened, believing that saving lives outweighs her personal feelings about privacy. Moatti pledged to release a full medical report if elected to the Knesset, stating she has no intention of hiding her condition.

Moatti candidly shared that her experience has been isolating and at times shameful, offering solidarity to other women facing similar struggles. Despite the difficulties, she reported that the hardest part is behind her and her chances of recovery are good. She has instructed her campaign team not to alter her schedule, emphasizing the urgency of the election campaign.

She expressed gratitude to the breast health department at Meir Hospital in Kfar Saba, crediting them with saving her life, noting it was the same location where she was born 46 years prior. Moatti, who previously served in the 24th Knesset for the Labor party, is remembered for attending a plenum session on a stretcher to vote for the establishment of the "government of change."

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