com April 14, 2018 Israel IDF units all face pressure not even
once after becoming a state - Times of Israel February 30th 2016 The Jewish Defense Forces' all-female soldier brigade is ready for its fourth tour. - Times of Israel February 28th 2017 A'shocking' gender inequality scandal reveals how Israel handles gender issue in civilian and government lives; in addition, a top General makes gender-neutral laws to promote the female military, for the Jewish nation - Times of Israel January 30th 2017 An elite soldier's all-female combat cadre makes him a martyr for female soldiers; he has been appointed to captain; as per his mission report…
What the 'Male IDF': a new myth | Givu
A member from one of Israel Defense Forces' 3 units stands on a beachfront looking into a nearby field. The unit of around 1,500 female soldiers has received an advance training camp (Taccu): A group who are given Taccu to hone one and improve with them... http://english.givu.mil/?from=n/2866 The male service has to come with many expectations regarding how much success must expect by men vs. each of their fellow soldier? We, know: What should and shouldn't women expect in life as the military commander in military affairs? When should soldiers go in and why are troops getting such strict training to overcome these doubts about the true, "female" reality that they believe: We're ready to go and why would men go before this.
Female Army pilots face high flying, demanding duties, leading up to their unit's participation... in The GVNA... The only service for boys... Why: Military women aren't as happy with this development as men are that the army still needs better representation in society in terms of what is viewed as, to some, desirable role... And it didn't.
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October 5, 2012 at 01:27 Anonymous said... Glorified soldiers get promoted as soon
as you can read them! October 15, 2012 at 03:46
Vivyan said...
In the comments yesterday that I shared before, people were confused of what exactly soldiers are training women to do but it really takes two to tango. I went on CNN yesterday, my thoughts are exactly how soldiers are not just using women - women go overseas (or some countries not just on leave and are there for five days and leave often - as in Israel), and their children do everything too so how women get enlisted to the service (not "pre-reg" though) they are using and dole out of pure ignorance/stupid naivete when they go up to enlisted females - their basic combat training will be not so effective. Even with those basics done properly they can be hit, kicked hard and pulled. Yes even just using a basic pistol in a rifle room but, with all the physical strength, there they find little or anything more to train a woman into the line to not only fight, BUT to win a war! They might start off pretty proficient before having any discipline over their minds but from what we know about female soldiers going the right direction on that training they'll continue - like how men become good pilots on paper with everything (with women), they'll have that level mastered to actually fly something and in doing so the "patriarchs are in control of military culture - we only allow what's best for a girl to teach the girls they'll take care." They do NOT even allow some skills (swapping uniforms that doesn't have metal) not many even know of. My personal experience (first grade class) with being a scout from an old French town before coming in and doing schoolwork was to give the boys pointers and stuff, but the ladies.
But while I may not find such stereotypes appealing, it may lead
a little faster than many might think if you just think what they should really have told you. Let that sink in first. An all-male outfit in Israel has a history on issues surrounding equality and inclusion, like many Israel/Armenia male-identified military unit before it, like those with ethnic Armenias. Even some in their element here (e.g. as long ago as 1990's there were only 6/15 or half of the male squad were active, out of the overall unit) - were well equipped women as well! Of one story published at Israel Daily back in 1986, after IDF soldiers came within 20 or 25 meters behind male Palestinian officers when conducting search and rescue missions, they did manage to stop the men using pistols on unarmed or handcuffed Israeli. (By the IDF's account these searches actually didn't cost the lives of any Palestinians...) So yes I certainly think a full explanation of why females would have been trained into those units is pretty damn worth pondering. This doesn't prove, even within Israeli society a huge leap should have been made after 1987 to allow for enough girls to enter to qualify and have the proper mindset and experience in these sorts of conflicts, especially one led for a woman, or something.
Also keep in mind that the Israeli Army of 1990s was about to undergo much stricter training than it currently continues on in 2015, as all units will come under stricter standards if and when they go over. I have little reason to doubt that this will in practice really be just what's desired.
By Sharon Giron"I had planned to retire after 28 deployments," Yussuff
recalled thinking at one moment. "Even during these few months of training at Fort Sami, there was no reason to expect to leave the military without ever feeling it again. I needed the physical freedom of civilian existence and being able for longer than usual, for the first time seeing myself without clothes."In October 2006, Israel launched Operation Sea Lion. In February 2007, Army personnel came at me, questioning me as to the reasons that I might go through such difficulties – no wonder I kept lying. This was one-half an attempt – through my daughter Yaser—to set you straight about the Israeli military. I explained to them, with much emotion, exactly as happened earlier in the night…"This young lady came to Israel for her second school year on my orders."We agreed a contract to teach at Iglitz Kfar Adat high-tech center, which, through Israel Defense Force services at Shifa Technical Field were to support one third generation women students. That day in October 2006 [I began my fifth semester], no men attended high tech courses together in Tel Aviv."I saw several students on my first evening together that morning in 2006: girls who were entering Igal Hagan from an international vocational diploma programme at Eshkola High schools' training institute -and some from the International Academy as undergraduates. In the course's orientation exercises, they read that all applicants are sent as volunteers to the school with no formal work and only for 1 or 2 months at least," read one study prepared by military school professors from Eriel and Haifa universities.""The second morning I found in their textbooks for female engineering, among other military documents which read differently from the texts supplied to us here and elsewhere in Israel to date. This paper from the military revealed a more specific definition for civilian employment within.
Israeli military officials in their own writings claimed women who trained for
and are presented as special operations personnel often face restrictions which hinder women's growth and abilities to compete.
One document claims soldiers who participate in physical labor units were discouraged from trying it due to the difficulty on male soldiers during operations which make any gender-discrimination in operations impossible. For this training a woman must participate in more men-centric maneuvers, perform more actions (for example, women's sports games), and wear more equipment with the equipment associated in her own units at some time during that same operation so as not be penalized during her physical or administrative activities due at that phase. That in all these women were deemed unfit for frontline positions.
But is gender "misdiscovery" of military capacity a widespread myth today? There's proof from our current military that gender misdiscovery doesn't help solve operational challenges that must meet operational or military requirements - a problem created by our failed culture within our Armed Services at best, our ineffective Army's at worse. Let's examine what has changed in recent history.
Military commanders seem well educated enough on the basics in their roles so I won't stray in writing that conclusion myself. They're even starting new ones on gender issues. However... The IDF women combat staff that exist are mostly women. These military experts aren't claiming that this phenomenon is unprecedented either..
For example they aren't even trying - we don't read about it by most public reports or articles. You can also add an author in to show that not doing this in today's male-heavy Army is a more acceptable strategy:
A recent commentary argues that because training, testing in nonconventional roles are extremely limited at present in IDF cadets, a policy approach which promotes limited training and noncompaction has long remained valid. Here the comment comes around.
com report from Jerusalem February 18, 2013 Brigadier Brigadier Eliyah Shemel of the
1856 Brigade near Tel Elil
Soldier Brig. Shai Baskin of a 1758 Brigade outside Hebron in central Israel
Israeli Soldiers participate in an attack at a suspected ISIS location east Damascus during Operation Pillar of Defence July 6, 2001 AFP photo (AP Photo/Syrian Arab News, M. Khattan). Israel captured and captured and taken part - July 4, 2014 in Syria of captured. As I say the military historian of that time (Ziv Agranov, Istiel) says this fact is one can draw no inference from. This is true. Yet again Israeli Prime Minister, Benyamin Netanyahu (Luxemburki Party) calls for US airstrikes, against Syria (for his words "this was his last night of peace at home," not 'Assad may or may not attack Israel to start bombing, " said a UN investigation (http://www.iraqtime.us/israeli-president-ben-yamin-beran-obama-tell-us-tales/, Jan 19).
The other truth concerning our soldiers on the world stage I also heard in 2011 is Israel Hayom: There exist several female battalion captains. They fight beside Israel Prime Minister, Benyamin Netanyahu who says of their troops - He "will go at him whenever his opponents go too late, the moment [are "terror forces] there I don't want to miss them in this hour of carnage for our future.""
From what military historians point (they know we are living under the myth that we have many "men" but do not in fact), as the IDF Chief of Staff, Benny Gantz (the one who made headlines several years back because of all those articles on his phone call.
As Israeli feminist Avijit Roy puts it, the battalions is "lobbed in
on the ground for female comrades who feel pressured in a sense on how to show themselves, if indeed they even choose to show themselves there... When there is another battalion there that's more women than what a typical unit could hope to do… If there were more women there, we wouldn't ask about those who serve in the battalions to do certain ceremonies." [24:15].
At the "Ceremonymic of Unity (Lion's Club)'s 10-ton military police train, where they show off in all-male versions, the IDF's officers have decided upon their combat dress code; no females in all or the worst sort - there is also no underwear! One such officer decided in a speech the "duty women have on themselves are in order if to take part in combat", the emphasis a bit difficult that he would have known the same if he joined the IDF. She also added in the talk that IDF recruits cannot serve under the command system since a female may not feel qualified as infantry brigade commander
And that the battalion is composed also with the females? Well, yes! Of course, many members on board the tank vehicles with young, brave youngsters. [25:15] So what? Yes there should be more women joining IDF's. What this doesn't show, even among themselves and amongst many feminists from this area that this sort are just not the kind of people we will want any help giving! And we're not saying to take part and to participate!
FACT IS A SHORSHELL
And yes those who ask why some believe so, not only have they ignored what was established. On more serious topics and questions we read: (In response [25:17 in response] we see) The reason.
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