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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Israeli Children's Star Michal Hakatanah Rushes Daughter to ER Amid Health Scare

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Michal Hakatanah Rushes Daughter to ER Amid Sudden High Fever

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Israeli celebrity Michal Hakatanah rushed her eldest daughter, Yuli, to Ichilov Hospital's emergency room after the child developed a sudden, high fever and other severe symptoms following a vacation. Tests at the hospital came back normal, with doctors suspecting a viral infection. Yuli is now recovering at home under close observation, and Hakatanah advised followers to take health warnings seriously.

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  • Michal Hakatanah took her daughter Yuli to the ER due to a sudden high fever.
  • Yuli's condition worsened during a family Shabbat meal.
  • Tests at Ichilov Hospital showed normal results, suggesting a viral illness.
  • Hakatanah urged followers to prioritize health and heed warning signs in children.

Israeli celebrity Michal Hakatanah shared a concerning experience with her eldest daughter, Yuli, who fell ill shortly after returning from a vacation. Yuli began feeling unwell during her flight home, anticipating a family Shabbat meal. Her condition worsened during the meal, with her fever spiking to unusually high levels, accompanied by chills, pain, and severe weakness. Hakatanah noted that the fever did not subside even after administering medication. "At that moment, I dropped everything and we went straight to the emergency room at Ichilov," she recounted. After undergoing tests and scans at Ichilov Hospital, Yuli's results came back normal, with her mother attributing the illness to a likely virus. Although Yuli's fever remained high, she is now home, and her family is closely monitoring her condition. Hakatanah urged her followers to prioritize health and heed warning signs, especially concerning children, emphasizing the importance of listening to intuition and not dismissing any symptoms. "Don't take health for granted. Especially when it comes to our children. Always keep a hand on the pulse, listen to your intuition, and don't underestimate any sign," she wrote, concluding, "Health, health, and more health. Everything else shrinks in an instant."

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