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Ex-MK Emilie Moatti Reveals Breast Cancer Diagnosis

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Israeli Politician Emily Moatti Reveals Breast Cancer Diagnosis

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Former Knesset member Emily Moatti, a candidate for the Knesset with the Democrats, revealed she has been diagnosed with breast cancer. Moatti, 47, stated that the most difficult part of her treatment is over and expressed confidence in her recovery. She urged women to undergo early detection screenings and thanked the medical team at Meir Hospital for their care.

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  • Former Knesset member Emily Moatti announced her breast cancer diagnosis on Facebook.
  • Moatti, 47, is running for the Knesset with the Democrats party.
  • She stated the difficult part of her treatment is behind her and recovery prospects are good.
  • Moatti urged women to get screened for early detection of breast cancer.
  • She thanked the medical staff at Meir Hospital in Kfar Saba for their care.

Former Knesset member Emily Moatti, currently running for the Knesset with the Democrats party, revealed on Facebook that she has been diagnosed with breast cancer. Moatti, 47, previously served as a Member of Knesset for the Labor party in the 24th Knesset until November 2022. She is currently listed in the 14th position on the Democrats' slate.

In her post, Moatti stated that "the difficult part is behind me" and that she is "in good hands." She added that if elected to the Knesset, she would share all necessary information about her medical condition, emphasizing her lack of desire to hide it. She explained that she was diagnosed in late summer and initially hesitated to disclose it, fearing pity. However, she felt it important to inform the public and urged other women to undergo regular check-ups, stating that early detection saves lives.

Moatti described herself as "sad but very task-oriented," focusing on the necessary steps to overcome the illness. She acknowledged that the disease can bring loneliness and shame, and she aims to offer support to others facing similar situations, assuring them they are not alone. She expressed confidence in her recovery prospects and her commitment to public service.

She requested that her campaign team not ease her schedule or reduce her workload, stressing the importance of meeting with the public and being visible. Moatti concluded by thanking the medical staff at Meir Hospital in Kfar Saba for their exceptional care, highlighting their role in her early diagnosis and treatment.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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