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.
The return to civilian life after prolonged reserve service requires a systematic and comprehensive approach.
Nearly 8,000 reservists who were lone soldiers in their regular service will receive this status and benefits, including gift cards, subsidized flights and mental healthcare.
The division, which will expand on the already-existing Released Soldiers’ Division and Fund, will include a dedicated branch for reservists’ welfare and be led by Col. (res.) Eyal Hans.
Yossi knew that now it was his mission to continue the Jewish people’s battle for survival – a mission that started with our forefather Abraham.
The Brazilian court's decision to investigate a complaint against an Israeli reservist on vacation is a step up in the legal battle waged by pro-Palestinian organizations against Israelis abroad.
Many Israeli singles reported returning to dating during the war, which is indicative of how people need to continue to develop personal connections during difficult times.
A special delegation of IDF reservists connects global Jewish communities to Israel through powerful stories, interactive projects, and the enduring legacy of fallen heroes.
Finding meaning in the small things – be it our actions, our work, and in our connectedness to our family, loved ones, and friends – is huge.
The allegations include unethical behavior and giving commands that put IDF soldiers in danger.
The survey polled 800 reservists who fought in the Israel-Hamas War.