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Israeli Air Force Opens First Haredi Underground Hangar at Tel Nof
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First reported by Ynet · Jun 14, 2026
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The Israeli Air Force has opened its first Haredi underground hangar at Tel Nof Air Base. About 20 Haredi technicians, trained in Haifa, will maintain F-15 aircraft while preserving their religious lifestyle. The IDF says the move is part of a broader effort to expand enlistment tracks and meet operational needs.
- 01About 20 Haredi technicians began work at Tel Nof's first Haredi underground hangar.
- 02They completed a two-month training course at the Air Force technical base in Haifa.
- 03The technicians will maintain F-15B, F-15C and F-15D aircraft in Squadron 106.
- 04The IDF says the program expands enlistment while preserving the Haredi lifestyle.
- 05Tel Nof has been central to recent operations against Iran and Hezbollah.
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