Every day we receive from you, the Malshabim, questions about your future service conditions and how to start the pre-recruitment process. To help you learn about all your service rights and give you a professional answer, we have made a list of the most frequently asked questions

Starting from your enlistment day, your entire routine will completely change. Nutrition and sleeping habits will not always be under your control, and at times, the schedule can be tight and unpredictable. So, how is it possible to maintain a healthy lifestyle within the military framework? Here are 7 helpful tips for your health:

As soldiers, most of you will be required to close at least one holiday during your military service. To make the experience more enjoyable, we've gathered some tips to make your first holiday at the base more joyful>

Entering the army routine can be a bit confusing - a new environment, a new living space and if that's not enough - a new language too. Just before drafting, it’s time for you to learn the unique terms that have developed in the IDF over the years. What is a ‘Hamshush’? Have you heard of an ‘Hakpatza’? Do you know what meaning stands behind the word ‘Machbosh’? We have gathered all the terms you must know!

The soldiers at one of the train stations shared a little about the journey to their base from their perspectives: the pride of traveling in uniform, the looks and reactions from the surroundings, the time to think about what awaits you, and thoughts about home and family.

"02, 05, 08 ..." If you read these numbers, and you immediately think of the IDF - you are probably not alone. These numbers represent the rifleman levels that varies in training periods, difficulty and their content

What to do when you don't feel well on a Saturday evening? What jewelry can you wear in the army? Is it possible to utilize public transportation without wearing a uniform? Can parents come to visit on saturday (Shabbat)? You ask - We answer

At the end of the recruitment sequence stations, a bus will drive you to the base in which you will go through your basic training. We've gathered 5 tips to help you complete the basic training period successfully>

After all your initial encounters with the military, the first summon, the preparation for your enlistment, saying goodbye to your friends and family at the recruitment bureau before getting on the bus and going through the enlistment chain ("Sharsheret Hiyul'), it's finally time for your real confrontation with the IDF - The basic training!