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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 and "Democrats" candidate Emily Moatti revealed on Tuesday that 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. If elected to the Knesset, Moatti promised to release a medical report on her condition, 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 stated she is in good hands with high recovery chances.
  • She urged women to get screened, highlighting the importance of early detection.
  • If elected to the Knesset, Moatti will release a medical report on her condition.
  • Moatti expressed that the diagnosis has caused her significant sadness.

Former Knesset member and current "Democrats" party candidate Emily Moatti announced Tuesday that she has been diagnosed with breast cancer. In a post on her X account, Moatti stated that she informed her party colleagues of the diagnosis, which occurred in late summer. She expressed confidence in her medical care and recovery prospects, noting, "I am in good hands, the chances of recovery are good." Moatti urged other women to get checked, emphasizing that early detection saves lives. She 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. "I don't have an empowering message on the subject, it has caused me great sadness and I am doing what is necessary," she wrote.

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