According to Israeli laws, all citizens, regardless of gender, are liable for military service.
Representatives of the fair sex actively participated in the defense of Israel in the war period of 1948. In our days, girls are only called into non-combatant units.
In the photo: adult Israeli girls during military exercises.
Israeli women are allowed to serve in more than 80% of the military units of the state, including search and rescue battalions.
One of the most important tasks of search and rescue battalions is to provide quick assistance to the civilian population in the event of a military conflict.
In Israel, girls treat the service very positively, as there is an opportunity to earn money, as well as gain new skills and specialty.
The commanders note that the courage and dedication of Israeli women often impress even men.
In the photo: Israeli women while serving in the local army.
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