About 3,700 children of foreign workers of conscription age live in Israel, and the security service law in principle allows their conscription. On the road - and stopped due to a shake-up in the Population AuthorityIn the midst of the war and against the background of the lack of fighters, the IDF looked into the possibility of recruiting children of foreign workers - as evidenced by documents obtained by N12.In addition, N12 learned that in the first months of the war there were advanced talks for a pilot between the army, the Population and Immigration Authority and the Tel Aviv Municipality, to recruit 100 children of foreign workers, which was supposed to start a year ago - but it stalled after the departure of the authority's CEO.According to data from the Population and Immigration Authority, as of the beginning of the year, there are 3,752 children of foreign workers aged 15-25, whose place of residence is Israel. About 3,200 of them hold a temporary resident certificate. According to the Security Service Law, it is actually possible to recruit foreign citizens whose permanent place of residence is Israel - that is, a potential recruitment of the size of a brigade.However, the army has so far refrained from doing so, due to a fear of the recruiting authorities interfering with the powers of the Ministry of the Interior, as far as those who are considered temporary residents are concerned. Since military service makes it easier to meet the conditions for citizenship, the army's position until recently was that there is no place for the army to recruit temporary residents.
Following a number of appeals by Attorney Tomer Warsaw's office to the head of the ACA, which represents a group of children of foreign workers who are interested in enlisting, in which he emphasized that the existing law allows them to be recruited even without the position of the Ministry of the Interior, and in view of the war and the urgent need of the army to increase the scope of manpower in the immediate time frame - the office responded last October.The answer was given by the Office of the Chief of Staff, according to which "the matter has been transferred to the examination of the relevant professional authorities and it is under examination which requires further investigation". Defense Minister Israel Katz said: "The issue was not presented or brought before the Defense Minister. When he comes - we will treat him accordingly."advertising"There are about 3,000 children of conscription age who can form three full battalions, relieve the military and make a significant contribution to the IDF and the State of Israel,"said Attorney Tomer Varsha. "This is a national need. The Security Service Law allows this and there is no legal impediment. I appeal to the Minister of Defense to make a positive decision on this matter, and to make it easier for the military men and also to tie these boys to the national need of the State of Israel".
Mossad nigger, I couldn't care less
So what? I had "foreign" kids in my school, most of them volunteered to the Army, many to combat too
The pilot that is almost launchedEven at the beginning of the war there were efforts to recruit the population of foreign children: children who grew up in Israel, many of them were even born there and know Hebrew - which is sometimes their only language. In addition, the state cannot actually deport them.In the first half of 2024, against the background of the war and the lack of fighters, and when the army has a shortage of 12,000 soldiers (more than half of them are fighters), the Population and Immigration Authority led a pilot in cooperation with the Tel Aviv Municipality and the army to recruit 100 children of foreign workers resident in the city.The formation of the pilot was in the final stages, and the authority even had a long list of candidates for recruitment - but at the last moment the pilot did not take place following the departure of the CEO of the Population and Immigration Authority, Eyal Siso, from his position in November 2024. This, after the female employee under him complained against him for committing an indecent act - for which he was also convicted. He was dismissed from his position as a result of the case and disqualified from the civil service for 5 years.
>>524484086>>524484049these kikes could not care less. Like when they walk past a mall fountain full of coins.
>>524484086i bet they were all "high level guys". Lmao.A source privy to the details said: "Recruiting these children is a win-win situation. This is true for both the children and the army. These are children who cannot be taken out of the country, and the army lacks soldiers. These are children who were born in the State of Israel, grew up here, studied in an Israeli high school, speak Hebrew as their mother tongue, and do not know any other culture. These are high-level guys who really want to fit in because they don't know anything else.""This is a question of children who neither deport nor recruit them - creates a vacuum,"the source added. "And in the end, these children are thrown into crime instead of enlisting and contributing to the country. The army approved their enlistment, but the new Population and Immigration Authority does not approve it."The Tel Aviv Municipality also confirmed to us that such a pilot was supposed to start at the end of last year and stalled after Siso left the position. The Population and Immigration Authority told N12 in response: "The issue of recruitment is in the area of responsibility of the army, you should contact them for the answer."
>>524484086Right?Israel isnt a people - its only a set of ideals.A few hundred million indians would be the best thing for israel's prosperity.
19-year-old Noam Surmida, who was born and raised in Israel to a mother from the Philippines, is one of those boys who are interested in enlisting - but due to his status as a temporary resident, the army did not recruit him. "I was born in Israel and grew up in Ramat Gan, Hebrew is the only language I know,"he shared in a conversation with N12. "I want to enlist in the Armored Corps, do combat service and contribute to the country I grew up in."He also added: "There are a lot of soldiers who sacrifice themselves and contribute to the country - why shouldn't I also contribute? I was born here and I want to contribute as well. It's insulting that I can't enlist, all my friends are in the army - and I feel like I don't belong". Noam is currently not working, spends his time mainly in hobbies - and plans to study physical training at the Wingate Institute.
>>524484214>A few hundred million indians would be the best thing for israel's prosperity.Diversity would also cure the severe genetic disorders that jews have due to being the most inbred people in the world.Israel's greatest weakness shall become it's greatest strength: Diversity.
>>524483897>send the goyim children to die
>>524484260Ashley Kasao Lev, 19, lives in Bat Yam, was also born in Israel to a mother from the Philippines. She hopes to enlist in the army: "Any position they give me - I will take it. I would most like to be in a "rookie class or a life instructor".She explained to N12 that the war gave her even more motivation to enlist: "You see the state of the country - many want to evade and not contribute. I see that there is a lack of manpower in all kinds of positions, and I would like to give my part to the country. I was born here and grew up here like everyone else. Even in school, if it means volunteering in places and helping people - I don't see myself as different from anyone else".Ashley's voice broke as she said these words. She said in tears: "It sucks, because from a young age they didn't let me feel this difference. They treated me with respect, as if I was no different from others - and they didn't see me as someone foreign. The army doesn't see me as someone who can contribute, as if I'm not human - but I won't give up, I believe I will succeed".
>>524483897who would have thought that rich foreigners don't want to send their kids to die for jews and rather leave and do business in another country
Drama in the marriage registration: the yeshiva boy discovered that he is not Jewish A yeshiva boy who came to register for marriage discovered to his astonishment that he is not Jewish according to Halacha • The story was revealed during a professional conference of the Ministry of Religious Services, held in Givat ShmuelDavid Hadad / The RenovatorThe Ministry of Religious Services this week held a professional conference for marriage registrations from all over the country, which took place at the Givat Shmuel Religious Council. In the position of CEO of the Yehuda Avidan Ministry of Religious Services.The conference dealt with learning and improving the service for the registered couples, assimilating new technologies and refining halachic and administrative procedures, led by the professional team of the marriage division of the ministry. At the center of the conference was an extraordinary story that was revealed to the participants, which illustrates the weight of responsibility placed on the shoulders of the registrars: a couple who came to register for a religious and legal marriage, where the groom is a yeshiva boy for all intents and purposes, who of course maintains his lifestyle according to the Torah of Israel.However, during a routine but in-depth genealogy check carried out by marriage officials, it became clear to everyone's astonishment and to the astonishment of the groom himself that he was not Jewish according to Halacha. This discovery prevented a serious mishap and emphasizes the critical importance of the investigation procedures carried out in the marriage bureaus.
>>524484834Yehuda Avidan, CEO of the Ministry of Religious Services: "The seminar is an integral part of the ministry's policy to strengthen professionalism, increase transparency and make the service accessible to the citizen. We believe that a combination of Halacha, public sensitivity and professionalism will lead to a significant improvement in the marriage registration processes in Israel and will enable a better service experience for the general public. The special collaboration here together with the religious council headed by Yaakov Reicher are an example of how we can ensure an efficient, uniform and respectable service all over the country."The director of the marriage department at the ministry, Rabbi Hezekiah Samin, commented on the case and said at the conference: "The story revealed here is a chilling reminder of the importance of your holy work. We must continue to combine a progressive and welcoming service with an uninterpretable observance of the Halacha and the identity of the Jewish people."
https://youtu.be/iryZQRkgwu0?si=LW4BMzLz-PlJL90nRelated^^^
