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Thirty Percent Not Inducted or Dismissed During Military Service
by Eliezer Rauchberger

Over 30 percent of young people slated for service in the armed forces are not inducted into the IDF or are dismissed during the course of their service, according to a survey IDF personnel division head, General Gil Regev, submitted to the Knesset's Foreign Affairs and Security Committee's sub- committee on IDF manpower on Monday.

The figures show 9.5 percent are not inducted on grounds of "Toraso umnuso," whereas over two-thirds of the total are not inducted for various other reasons. Among these, 3.7 percent are not inducted due to mental or emotional problems and another 7.8 percent are dismissed during the course of military service for this reason; 2.6 percent do not meet the minimal induction requirements and another 1.4 percent is rejected because of a criminal record. An additional 9 percent do not complete military service for reasons not related to mental health.

 

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