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Ex-MK Emilie Moatti Reveals Breast Cancer Diagnosis

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Former MK Emily Moatti Reveals Breast Cancer Diagnosis

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Former Knesset Member Emily Moatti revealed on Tuesday she was diagnosed with breast cancer in late summer. She stated she is receiving good care with high recovery chances and urged women to get screened. Moatti promised to release a medical report if elected to the Knesset, citing the public's right to know.

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  • Former MK Emily Moatti announced she has breast cancer, diagnosed in late summer.
  • Moatti is running for the next Knesset with the Democrats party.
  • She expressed confidence in her treatment and recovery prospects.
  • The former MK urged women to undergo early detection screenings.
  • Moatti pledged to release a medical report if elected to the Knesset.

Former Knesset Member Emily Moatti, who represented the Labor party and is running for the next Knesset with the Democrats party, announced on Tuesday that she has been diagnosed with breast cancer. Moatti stated in a message to her colleagues that she fell ill with breast cancer in the late summer. She expressed confidence in her medical care and optimistic recovery prospects, urging women to undergo regular screenings for early detection. Moatti also pledged to release a medical report on her condition if elected to the Knesset, asserting the public's right to know and her lack of desire to conceal her illness. She described the diagnosis as a source of significant sadness, emphasizing her commitment to necessary treatment.

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