IDF reserves, or miluim, refers to the reservist duty many Israelis have to do for several years after they finish their regular military service.
While many Israelis are regularly called up for reserve duty for training, on occasion the IDF can put out a mass call-up for reservists during times of conflict, as was the case following the October 7 massacre when Israel launched a war against Hamas in Gaza.
Cooking with Love for Soldiers is a Zichron Ya’acov enterprise that musters 200 volunteers to prepare and transport homemade food every week to some 2,000 IDF reserve soldiers, mainly in the North.
Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli criticizes the IDF for permitting Brothers in Arms leader Ron Scherf to continue his service after threatening to quit over judicial reforms.
The call came after protests on Monday, including at least two members of Knesset and one minister, broke into the Sde Teiman base and after dozens of protestors also broke into the Beit Lid base.
First-year students who have served more than 30 days in IDF reserves will be entitled to a 25% reduction in tuition fees.
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.
LAGO network promises to provide NIS 30,000 to any reservist or evacuee who wishes to have a winter wedding at one of its venues in Rishon Lezion. How will it work and what are the conditions?
Warrant Officer (res.) Elon Wiess put the people of Israel first, leaving a legacy of unwavering selflessness.
The decision to freeze the service of the protesters comes at a time when Israel's security officials have expressed that Israel needs more soldiers.
For Afeka, with over 40% of its student body called to reserve duty, ensuring that its students complete their studies on time is key to building Israel’s national resilience.
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