Military Journalist — Galei Tzahal Radio

You work as a real journalist on the army's radio station — covering major stories on the national agenda, digging up socially important stories, reporting on IDF units, and producing radio broadcasts from bases around the country. No journalism experience is needed, just broad general knowledge, curiosity, creativity, and strong writing and speaking skills.

Profile 25 and above, Dapar 70 and above, and a successful pre-military selection. Not open to men designated for combat. Women commit to 32 months of service. Yom Ha-MEA marks: management and organization 3 and above, attention 3 and above, information processing 3 and above, disciplined framework 3 and above. Additional listed conditions: Hebrew score 8, Dapar 70, management and organization 3, information processing 3, sustained attention 3.

Pre-draft selection, basic training 02, and an intensive 8-week journalism course.

Basic training 02: what it means — in the guide

The Galei Tzahal stations in Jaffa and Jerusalem.

High-level training that's a real entry point into journalism and media.