On the occasion of Cancer Awareness Month, Hapoel Tel Aviv decided tonight (Wednesday) to launch a special game set to raise awareness, uniforms with which the team's players will appear in the upcoming home game, against Bnei Sakhnin on October 31 and later in the away games.
Tali Botbika, Shuli Tetz and Dana Tuina, who have recovered from breast cancer and belong to the "Gamani" organization, joined the team in the photos of the new outfit.
The club's general manager, Odelia Friedman, said: "For years, the Tel Aviv Football Club has been taking an active and significant part in the disease awareness month, hoping to help and influence, with the means we have.
The launch of the uniform is the highlight of the club's activities during the month of October for raising awareness.
Do not underestimate, do not ignore, do not say "to me it will not happen".
Quick discovery can save lives, go get tested. "
The Reds with the pink outfit, Photo: Hapoel Tel Aviv
Dana Tuina, who recovered from breast cancer and participated in the photos: "On the occasion of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we conducted photos with the Hapoel Tel Aviv players in the players' new uniforms.
Because together we decided to raise awareness so that women would approach to be tested.
"So for all the players and fans of Hapoel Tel Aviv, make sure that your women make an appointment for a breast examination. Because early detection saves lives."
It should be noted that data from the National Cancer Registry of the Ministry of Health show that there are currently more than 24,000 women diagnosed with breast cancer in Israel, while according to the World Health Organization, breast cancer is the first most common.