Hesder Yeshiva Students Complete Military Beret Hikes
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Hesder Yeshiva students across Israel have completed military beret hikes and advanced training in recent weeks. Students from Otniel Yeshiva received camouflage berets after hiking with the Kfir Brigade and completed advanced training with the Armored Corps' 7th Brigade. Other Hesder Yeshivas, including Kiryat Shmona, Sderot, and Beit Shemesh, also celebrated their students' completion of military service milestones.
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- Hesder Yeshiva students across Israel completed military beret hikes and advanced training.
- Students from Otniel Yeshiva received camouflage berets after hiking with the Kfir Brigade.
- Otniel Yeshiva students also completed advanced training with the Armored Corps' 7th Brigade.
- Students serving in the Givati reconnaissance unit and Paratroopers also received berets.
- Two Otniel students completed a squad commanders course in the Nahal Brigade.
- Kiryat Shmona Yeshiva celebrated its students' beret hike completion with the Golani Brigade.
Students from Hesder Yeshivas across Israel have recently completed significant milestones in their military service, including beret hikes, advanced training, and command courses within various IDF brigades. At the Otniel Yeshiva, students serving in the Kfir Brigade concluded their beret hike and received their distinctive camouflage berets. Concurrently, students from Otniel serving in the Armored Corps' 7th Brigade finished their advanced training phase. Students serving in the Givati Brigade's reconnaissance unit and the Paratroopers Brigade also received their berets this week. Additionally, two students from Otniel completed a squad commanders course in the Nahal Brigade, joining the ranks of IDF commanders. The Kiryat Shmona Hesder Yeshiva celebrated the completion of the beret hike for its third-year students serving in the Golani Brigade. The yeshiva praised the soldiers and also commended Rabbi Ehud Zand, a second-year instructor and soldier liaison, for joining them at the hike's conclusion. Students from the Sderot Yeshiva, serving in the Shaham Battalion, and from the Beit Shemesh - Lev HaTorah Yeshiva, serving in Kfir, were also among those who recently finished their training routes.
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