Media, culture, sport, religion
Military Journalist — IDF Spokesperson Unit
עיתונאי/ת צבאי/ת בדובר צה"ל
- Profile
- 45 and above
- Beret
- Olive green
- Combat support
- Men and women
What you would be doing
You cover the army's activity — its units, commanders and soldiers — for the IDF's official website. You go out to the field, cover special events and exercises, join drills, interview soldiers and officers, and write articles on an ongoing, professional basis.
What it takes to get in
Profile 25 and above, Dapar 70 and above, and a successful pre-military selection. Not open to men designated for combat.
Training
Basic training 02, then about two months of a spokesperson-professions course covering communications, lectures from senior professionals, simulations and drills, plus attachments to different desks in the unit and specific training for running social media.
Where you serve
The unit's base at Camp Aviv, or the headquarters of the Navy or Air Force at the Kirya.
What it is worth afterwards
Broad knowledge of communications and spokesperson work that's useful in civilian life too.
- Creative and media
- Working with people
- A trade for civilian life