Word: idf
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Esther B. Bitton, an administrative and counseling health officer in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), noted the IDF's low suicide rate relative to that of the U.S. armed forces, a surprising statistic given that Israel's military is "much more stressed...
Bitton joined several other fellows in opening the conflict between the Orthodox and secular communities in Israel today. As an IDF official with a strong religious background, she offered a unique perspective on the rift...
...planned expansion of settlements and infrastructure projects in Judea and Samaria, also seem to have overlooked the fact that all of this is to take place in areas defined by the Oslo Accords as under complete and unequivocal Israeli control. As for the issue of the redeployment of IDF forces from Hebron, the recent violence should make clear to any objective observer how valid Netanyahu's concerns for the safety of the city's Jewish minority really...
...Shachar had his own set of political commitments. Before coming to Harvard, he served in the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) for three years...
...company's general staff as well as its top management team. He came up with the material for these workshops by reading "everything [he] could get [his] hands on," and by reflecting upon his own experience as a leader (squash co-captain) and as "one who is being led" (IDF soldier). "Issues of leadership and motivation are things that I've been grappling with my whole life," he says, "whether it was in the army, whether it was in squash, in terms of motivation, whether it was as captain of the squash team--so I did have experience, even though...