IDF reserves

The Israeli government has amended tax laws to allow backdated pension contributions and early withdrawals from study funds due to the war.

The expansion of the IDF's manpower is with the aim of meeting heightened security needs and reducing the burden on reservists.

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The protesters arrived at the Sde Teiman base after Military Police Criminal Investigation Division soldiers, masked, arrested several reservists on suspicion of sexual abuse of a Nukhba terrorist.

The Hamas terrorists “knew that the IDF knows how to handle a maximum of five points in parallel,” Democrats Party leader, Maj.-Gen. (res.) Yair Golan told the committee Tuesday.

First-year students who have served more than 30 days in IDF reserves will be entitled to a 25% reduction in tuition fees.

Englman said in the letter, "Compensation to spouses is an obligation of the state to reservists' families, who, in addition to being willing to risk their lives, also bear a heavy economic burden."

These permits enabled the Palestinians to avoid deportation from Israel back to the West Bank.

Israel's universities and colleges lost students, faculties, and staff due to reserve duty for the Israel-Hamas War. This forced academic institutions to adapt on the fly.

Mazrahi Tefahot Bank announced a new program offering reservists a mortgage benefit. Soldiers who have served at least 90 days in reserves and are bank customers can receive NIS 100,000.