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IDF Honors 2,000 Lone Soldiers in Combat Roles
The IDF is honoring approximately 2,000 lone soldiers serving in combat roles during a special week of appreciation. These soldiers, many without family in Israel, face unique challenges during their service. The initiative highlights their commitment and contributions to national security.
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- 01The IDF is honoring 2,000 lone soldiers serving in combat roles.
- 02These soldiers often lack a close family support network in Israel.
- 03Approximately 40% of lone soldiers are women, and 60% are men.
- 04The average age of enlistment for lone soldiers is 21.
- 05The IDF organized a Week of Appreciation for these service members.
The IDF noted that 40% of lone soldiers are women and their average enlistment age is 21.
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