National service israel
Lone soldiers, b'not sherut find a true home at the Michael Levin Base
The Michael Levin Base is a nonprofit supporting lone soldiers and lone b’nei sherut before, during, and after their service.
Israel cannot afford another government that leaves it isolated - opinion
The war for Israel’s home
Daughter of former prisoners now serves in Israel Prison Service uniform to support at-risk youth
National service girls no longer able to approve gun permits
The National Security Ministry has been allowing National Service girls to handle interviews with applicants for gun permits. Now, this will no longer be allowed.
NGO to AG, police chief: Probe Ben-Gvir's gun permit policies
MQG made their petition in a letter following reports that unqualified people, such as National Service members, were tasked with approving requests for gun permits.
US women coming to Israel for Sherut Leumi face poor living conditions
SOCIAL AFFAIRS: The lack of adequate housing has put a damper on a two-year-old initiative through the national service program for young North Americans to immigrate and integrate into Israel.
2 president's staff members among honored Sherut Leumi volunteers
This week is Sherut Leumi week, in which the efforts of 18,000 young men and women are recognized as vital to Israel's positive achievements.
As haredi draft law debate rages on, IDF presents new conscription model
The new model would see combat soldiers serving for longer periods of time with increased benefits while non-operational service roles would be shortened.
Michael Levin Base: The 'home' of Israel's b'not sherut, lone soldiers moves
Moving overseas to serve in Israel can be scary and difficult. But the Michael Levin Base has become a true home away from home.
What is Orit Struck's Settlement and National Missions Ministry? - explainer
The ministry will have three branches focusing on settlement issues, Jewish identity and society and pre-military preparatory schools (mechina) and National Service.
Yoav Kisch unveils new plan to revitalize Israeli education system
In an effort to combat Israel's teacher shortage, Yoav Kisch hopes to integrate IDF soldiers to teach in schools both during and after their service.
Post-IDF soldiers embark on journey to lead Yom Ha'atzmaut events in the Diaspora
The initiative will send a group of young men and women who have recently completed military or national service for a week-long immersion in diaspora communities worldwide.
62% of people feel National Service volunteers are undervalued - poll
Volunteers of National Civil Service – 'Sherut Leumi' in Hebrew – are between the ages of 18 and 21 and typically work 30–40 hours per week for 12 to 24 months.
