Confession of a Knesset member: what I did in the Knesset these 5 years

Knesset member Tatiana Mazarskaya sums up five years of work in parliament, listing achievements in healthcare, development of the Galilee, and support for immigrants. She talks about allocating additional funds for language accessibility in hospitals, suicide prevention, and tourism development in the north. Mazarskaya also mentions the fight for the rights of Holocaust survivors and legislative initiatives to protect the phone numbers of fallen soldiers.

Knesset member Tatiana Mazarskaya, elected in 2021 from the Yesh Atid party, sums up her parliamentary activity as she leaves the Knesset. She lists key achievements focused on healthcare, development of the Galilee, and support for immigrants. Mazarskaya secured 10 million shekels for language accessibility in hospitals and health funds, as well as 10 million shekels for a national suicide prevention program. She chaired the parliamentary lobby for mental health and the lobby for the development of the Galilee, securing 5 million shekels for tourism in the region. Other initiatives include the fight for the rights of Holocaust survivors who came to Israel after 1953, legislation to protect the phone numbers of fallen soldiers, and a requirement for schools to report cases of racism against immigrant children. Mazarskaya also mentions work to reduce bureaucracy for families of hostages after October 7 and assistance to entrepreneurs in border areas during the war. The article is written in the format of a personal confession, without analytical distance.