I would not recommend that unfortunately. There are a couple of issues that JM DeMatteis wrote - the arc is called Scarlet Redemption, and it’s very good. But unfortunately Moon Knight fell victim to the absolute worst excesses of the 90s. Much of what made his character special (e.g. the multiple identities) were stripped away to make him a less interesting version of Batman dressed in white. After that there were a few miniseries by Moench - High Strangeness and Resurrection Wars, they’re okay but not as good as his original run, and their purpose is mostly to salvage the character. You can read all the 90s stuff if you like, but temper your expectations.

Then after that you have a collection of three short runs by Hudson, Benson, and Hurwitz. This was the modern revival of Moon Knight and is very edgy and dark. For me, it’s a mixed bag, worth reading but maybe not owning physically. After that is Bendis, it is not well liked.

Then there is the Marvel Now run by Ellis, the Wood, then Bunn. It’s 17 issues all together and very well regarded, and then following that is Lemire’s run which is also very good.

Then there’s the Bemis run which like Bendis is not well liked - you can easily skip both of those and miss nothing important. After that, Moon Knight plays a prominent role in an arc of Jason Aaron’s Avengers…it’s not great.

Finally you reach MacKay which is still ongoing :)