Learn all about the drafting process step-by-step, get familiar with various IDF units and positions, ranging from non-combat to special forces, and discover tips from lone soldiers about the drafting process and day-to-day service once you join the IDF.
Source: Walla News 2016
As of 2017 over 6,800 lone soldiers have joined the IDF
Where Lone Soldiers Serve
- Combat Units
- Combat Support
- Other Positions
- Combat Units
- Combat Support
- Other Positions
Types of Lone Soldiers
- Soldiers whose parents live abroad
- Soldiers who are not in contact with their parents
- Soldiers whose parents live abroad
- Soldiers who are not in contact with their parents
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