12:00 – 17:00
Sderot Yitshak Rabin Blvd 10, Jerusalem
Entry to the event is conditional upon prior registration and providing a form of government identification.
Requests for screening, assignments, role adjustments, and the preference questionnaire for females and males with non-combat profiles
Special Forces tryouts, suitability checks for roles, and screening requests for males with a combat profile
Early enlistment and enlistment deferrals
Verification of enlistment obligation, age of arrival, and length of service
Verify medical eligibility and status, and provide answers to questions regarding medical conditions and the enlistment process.
Medical documents requested but not yet sent, medical documents for review by a doctor to appeal a profile.
Processing of the Immigrant Academic Reserve (Atudat Olim) or the Academic Reserve (Atuda Akademait) process.
An official certification from the educational institution indicating studies at the institution
Start of the enlistment process for the Academization track
Michve Alon is the base for the IDF Hebrew course and Olim integration
Conducting an initial interview with a Placement Officer
Request for a Dapar retest, and performing a Hebrew proficiency retest
Verification of mental health status; you may provide documents to be transferred for review by a Mental Health Officer (Kaban)
Mental health records (Psychiatric evaluation, Social Worker’s report, or school educator’s assessment as required)
Lone Soldier status verification and start of Welfare (Tash) processing.
Documents demonstrating a financial situation that requires the start of processing by a Welfare soldier (Mashakit Tash).
Only child status waiver documents signed by the parents in the presence of a lawyer (a template is available on the Mitgaisim website)
Meet with a Welfare soldier (Mashakit Tash) and receive assistance with accommodations, recognition of Lone Soldier status, rights during service, and more
Request screenings and placements for women in combat-related roles
Guidance and support program for international Lone Soldiers
Support throughout the Aliyah process for American and Canadian citizens, along with general post-Aliyah information for all Olim.
Comprehensive support for Olim Lone Soldiers (from their arrival in Israel until five years after their release from the army)
Information on Aliyah to Israel, housing options, and future programs at The Jewish Agency
Absorption and support for Lone Soldiers
Personalized one-on-one guidance for every Lone Soldier: assessing individual needs, providing tailored solutions, and maximizing rights regarding the military, community, and housing
Support program for Olim Lone Soldiers
Housing solutions eligibility and moving services for Lone Soldiers
Guidance for Lone Soldiers
Support program for Lone Soldiers: housing, scholarships for post-army soldiers, the “Shaveh be-Shaveh” mentorship program, equipment, and more
Housing assistance for Lone Soldiers
Combat training and IDF preparation
Housing assistance
A supportive home for Lone Soldiers
Housing for Combat Lone Soldiers
Vacations at resort facilities, gift cards, and more
Support and guidance for religious female Lone Soldiers
Combat training for female pre-draftees
IDF Preparation for French-speaking pre-draftees
Admissions preparation to academic institutions for French-speaking Olim
Scholarships for Technion pre-academic programs
Financial assistance rights for Lone Soldiers
Higher education, academic preparatory, and integration programs, tuition funding for new Olim