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0404Security

Lone Soldier From England Joins Combat Unit After October 7th

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Hebrew · Sole source

Sergeant S., a 22-year-old lone soldier who immigrated from England in 2023, is now fighting in the Bardelas Battalion. She was in Jerusalem when the war began and was inspired by national unity to enlist as a combat soldier. She wanted to challenge herself and prove her resilience in the face of combat's mental demands.

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  • Sergeant S., a 22-year-old lone soldier, immigrated from England in 2023.
  • She is currently serving as a combat soldier in the Bardelas Battalion.
  • The October 7th attacks and subsequent national unity inspired her enlistment.
  • She assisted families of reservists, strengthening her sense of belonging.
  • S. chose combat service to challenge herself mentally and physically.

Sergeant S., a 22-year-old lone soldier from England, is currently serving in the Bardelas Battalion. She immigrated to Israel in 2023, shortly before the October 7th Hamas attacks. During the initial outbreak of the war, she was in a seminary in Jerusalem, where she witnessed the national unity and mutual responsibility. She assisted families whose fathers were called up for reserve duty, an experience that strengthened her sense of belonging.

Motivated by a desire to contribute and challenge herself, Sergeant S. chose to enlist as a combat soldier. She aimed to prove to herself that she could handle the mental challenges of combat service.

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