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Supply, driving and kitchens — nothing in the army moves without them.
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You're the main point of contact for units picking up gear — the only face they see from the unified supply center (Merchas) — and you're directly responsible for what leaves the warehouse. Every truck carries inventory worth tens of…
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You drive — including armored vehicles — and escort combat teams on patrols across Judea and Samaria. Your service is tied to one specific border sector, and it comes with salary bonuses and a week-on-base, week-at-home schedule.
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You work alongside the corps' professionals — organizational consultants, psychologists and sociologists — running selection days, assessments, organizational-development work or research. The job mixes office work with facing people…
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You go through serious training and earn a Grade 1 chef certification, learning to cook for real. You serve in combat units, feeding fighters directly, on a week-on-base, week-at-home schedule, with the option to later work at well-known…
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In wartime you're responsible for mobilizing civilian transport — vehicles and even aircraft. You work with civilian businesses, gather the mobilized vehicles, register them and track them through a computer system.
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You cook for the soldiers of your unit alongside career military chefs, making sure the food is well-organized and good quality. Time in a military kitchen counts as recognized experience toward a civilian chef certificate, and outstanding…
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You drive a range of advanced army vehicles up to 12 tons — Hummers, Jeep Sufa, Ford 4x4s and more — carrying the ongoing supply that units and soldiers depend on. Drivers assigned to field units are recognized as operational drivers and…
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The Transport Center is the only place in the army that trains drivers for vehicles over 12 tons. You transport weapons, uniforms, vehicles and food to bases across the country. You get a compensation day off once a week, extra pay, and…
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You assist supply officers in specialist branches — food, equipment, fuel and more — as a record-keeper at supply bases, handling procurement, planning, inventory management and the SAP system. It's a mix of technology and management: you…
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You join the pre-military Yaad track and pass a theory and practical driving stage before you're even drafted. After basic training and certification you can be placed as a driver in any IDF unit — including elite and special units.
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You drive and maintain the army's light vehicles. Some of these drivers transport officers of various ranks, including senior command. Men only.
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You learn to run the army's logistics information system and manage resource planning, on the SAP system — the same one used by the biggest companies in the civilian economy — handling inventory, finance, procurement and personnel. It's…
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You manage the whole unit's inventory through the ERP system — everything from day-to-day logistics support to helping the unit switch from routine to emergency mode. You're also in charge of the unit's equipment warehouses, including the…
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You go through a fast, dedicated track to officer rank — basic training, a professional course, attachments in different IDF units, and officer training — finishing with the rank of officer. As a logistics officer you're in charge of a…
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You keep the unit's warehouse organized, know exactly what's stored where, and make sure fighters in the field get what they need. You work in the ERP inventory-management system — a skill that can later open doors into hi-tech companies.
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You train as an industrial and management technician — the army funds 80% of the course — a trade in high demand on Israel's civilian job market, with plenty of openings at leading companies. It's aimed at graduates of a…
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You take part in your unit's food operation, baking desserts, pastries and dough products to a high standard of quality, cleanliness and precision. You work with a wide range of ingredients, learn advanced baking methods, and build real…
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You transport and deliver everything from weapons and ammunition to gear and food across IDF bases, driving trucks up to 12 tons. The job puts you inside all sorts of different units, giving direct logistic support to the fighting force.
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You drive a private or service vehicle for your unit. There's almost no dedicated course — you learn on the job, from the soldiers already there.
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You train to operate heavy mechanical engineering equipment — tractors and specialized machinery — at the Combat Engineering School, earning a professional operator certificate and a tractor license. You live on a Sunday-to-Thursday base…
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You become an army driver even if you don't have a civilian driver's license at all — you can get one right in the army.
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You go into army cooking if you genuinely like cooking and want your service tied to the kitchen.
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You need a real love of cooking and to feel at home in a kitchen — everything else you learn on the job.
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This is a week-on, week-off role for serious soldiers who want real operational challenge in their service, alongside good service conditions. Men only.
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You patrol Israel's border fences with battalion fighters — Lebanon, Gaza, Egypt, Jordan, Judea and Samaria — stopping infiltration and drug smuggling. Service runs on a week-on-base, week-at-home schedule.
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This is a week-on, week-off role for serious soldiers who want real operational challenge in their service, alongside good service conditions. Men only.
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You patrol Israel's border fences with battalion fighters, stopping infiltration and drug smuggling — Lebanon, Gaza, Egypt, Jordan, Judea and Samaria. Service runs week-on-base, week-at-home, mostly alongside combat battalions at outposts.
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You command a squad of recruits going through logistics training, teaching them the trade and building lesson plans — and over time you may even train other instructors. There's also an option to teach in the corps' civilian-school network…
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You deliver everything the army's units need — fuel, equipment, food — from the division's supply centers, and make sure it arrives in the right quantity and in good shape. You ride along with the driver and effectively run the trip.
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If advanced driving interests you, this is it: you operate a crane and pull stuck or damaged vehicles out with a recovery truck. You serve with heavy infantry battalions — Golani, Givati, combat engineering, artillery and armor — and you…
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Before you even enlist, you earn a full 1C truck license, fully funded by the army, through the pre-military Yaad track — then you serve as a driver in various IDF brigades and units, doing operational or regular driving. It suits both men…
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If you're into cars, mechanics, and troubleshooting with advanced diagnostic tools, this is for you. You keep the vehicles of combat units roadworthy and ready for anything, diagnosing and fixing faults in today's advanced propulsion and…
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You receive, sort, store, issue and track medical equipment and medicine — checking that the gear works, doing preventive maintenance, and building and refreshing dedicated kits for routine and emergency use. You keep manual and…
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You take part in research and development together with MAFAT (the Defense Ministry's weapons-development authority) — from the initial idea all the way to finished equipment, working with industry and academic institutions. The work…
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If you studied culinary arts in high school and already hold a technological or chef certificate, the army lets you keep working in your trade during service. You cook quality meals in advanced kitchens at select combat units, holding to…
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