New Recruits Join Israeli Combat Engineering Corps Amid Ongoing Conflict
After nearly three years of continuous warfare, the Israeli Combat Engineering Corps is viewed differently by the public. New recruits express admiration for the unit's frontline role and significant contributions during recent fighting. One fresh soldier noted, "They are always the first, and I heard they accomplished great things during the combat." Meanwhile, the mother of a recruit shared her mixed feelings, saying she had hoped Iran would attack to delay her son's enlistment. This reflects the complex emotions surrounding military service amid ongoing regional tensions. The new soldiers have officially been welcomed into the Israel Defense Forces as part of a special recruitment event.
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