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Channel 14 News Anchor Lital Shemesh Visits ER but Returns to Studio Next Day

By זיו שזו
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
The story · English

Lital Shemesh, the anchor of Channel 14's Saturday night news edition, revealed that her weekend took an unexpected turn when she had to visit the emergency room due to severe abdominal pain. Despite this health scare, she maintained her professional routine and returned to the studio the following day to host the news broadcast. She shared the experience humorously on social media, noting, "Yesterday I arrived at the ER with stomach pains, today I’m back from the broadcast and stopping by the bakery to load up on burekas."

Shemesh also gave her followers a preview of the upcoming broadcast, mentioning that Minister Eli Cohen would be in the studio and that there would be a special report on Lebanese residents returning to villages previously used as Hezbollah strongholds. Her quick recovery and return to work underscore her commitment to her role despite the unexpected medical episode.

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