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Ex-MK Emilie Moatti Reveals Breast Cancer Diagnosis

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Ex-Lawmaker Emily Moatti Reveals Breast Cancer Diagnosis

Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba

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Former Knesset Member Emily Moatti announced on October 13 that she has been diagnosed with breast cancer, detected in late summer. She urged women to get screened, emphasizing that early diagnosis saves lives. Moatti stated she is undergoing treatment, the hardest part is over, and doctors are optimistic about her recovery. She intends to continue her political campaign.

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  • Former Knesset Member Emily Moatti announced her breast cancer diagnosis on October 13.
  • Moatti urged women to undergo screenings, stating early diagnosis saves lives.
  • She is undergoing treatment and doctors assess her recovery chances as good.
  • The former lawmaker intends to continue her political campaign activities.
  • Her diagnosis was detected in late summer at Meir Hospital in Kfar Saba.

Former Knesset Member Emily Moatti, who previously represented the Labor Party and is now running with the "Democrats" list, announced on October 13 that she has been diagnosed with breast cancer. Moatti shared the news on social media, as reported by N12, stating the illness was detected in late summer. She explained her delay in going public was due to a fear of eliciting pity. "I decided to share this primarily to appeal to every woman: please get screened. Early diagnosis saves lives," Moatti wrote. She admitted to struggling with the diagnosis but affirmed her commitment to continuing her political activities. "I have no inspiring or joyful messages. I am sad, but I am focused on what needs to be done. I am undergoing treatment and waiting for it to end," she stated. Moatti indicated that the most challenging phase of her treatment is over and that doctors are optimistic about her recovery prospects. She expressed gratitude to the medical staff at Meir Hospital in Kfar Saba, where her condition was diagnosed and treatment began. The former lawmaker emphasized her intention to continue her election campaign and requested party leadership not to reduce her workload.

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