Should every 18 year old citizen be required to provide at least one year of military service?

If one does not want to participate in military service, there should be other options: community service, ecological service, public journalism and the arts, education, policing, ambulance corps, social work, etc.

yes, until there isnt a peace treaty with palestine, keep status quo, everyone serves when 18 except for arabs and yeshiva students

No, as many people would be more helpful than in the army for the nation. 2 years of community service should be a option for who wants. Most of Israelis understand why the army exists and why they need to serve in order to guard the country from its enemies.

Generally citizens should have to perform some form of service, but it shouldn't have to necessarily be military; it should be able to be some other form of service. Exceptions should be made for some Yeshivah students, and some other people seeking higher education

at least two years of national service, not necessarily military

No but they should be required to do national service

Yes, two years of social service in which one is allowed to study part-time in an academic institution of any kind (university, yeshiva, etc.) but the IDF should be allowed to recruit to itself those who it sees fit, and pay them accordingly (perhaps offer academic scholarships).

Yes, but only in Israel.

Yes except if they are studying in Yeshiva

Some forms of national service

No, but they should be required to choose between providing military or social service.

Yes, unless they are struggling with mental health issues

Yes, but you should be given the choice to be in active duty or learn Torah all day in a military yeshivah

Or national service and assistance to those with disabilities who want to serve

They should be allowed to choose between military and national service

Every 18 year old should be required to do either National Service or Army Service depending on their circumstances.

Yes, but it should be national service of any kind, not just military.

In reality more than 50% of 18 year-olds don't get recruited anyway so a voluntary based professional army is best

Or some sort of national service

Every citizen should do a year of service, not necessarily military

No, but require those who will not serve in the military to serve in national service

No but everyone should be required to provide at least one year of national service

The country needs to be served in one of several options that will be presented to it

Other types of service should be an option

No, but other forms of public service should be obligatory

2 years of service - military or national

There should be required national service, not necessarily military

Yes, but there should be programs available for civil service and not strictly military. At least one year of some service to the country should be required.

Military or sherut leumi should be mandatory for all

Two years of service— choice of military or national service for everyone.

No, only those who are mentally and physically able should be required

Make service mandatory, but give options(i.e. MDA, teaching, and other vaulunteer work)

Civilian service should be an option.

Yes, or national service if not military service

Yes, but either military or national service, and should be 2 year period.

Yes, but only if they are mentally and physically capable of doing this service

Only non-Arab citizens should be required

until there is not a peace deal between isreal and palestine and keep exception for yeshiva students and arabs as currently

How do you perceive the balance between individual freedom and civic duty when considering a year of compulsory military service?

If given a choice, would you prefer alternative forms of national service, such as in healthcare or community work, over military service?

How might a year of mandatory service affect relationships and family planning for young adults?

Do you feel that the discipline and structure of the military could be an effective tool in shaping responsible adults, or is it too restrictive?

Would the obligation to serve in the military for a year influence your voting decisions or political involvement?

In what ways do you think requiring a year of military service might change your perspective on global conflicts and national security?

How do you think mandatory military service at 18 could affect the sense of national identity and unity among young people?

Can you imagine benefits in personal growth from compulsory military service, or do you believe it would be an unnecessary hardship?

If you had to serve for a year, which skills would you hope to gain from the military that could be beneficial in civilian life?

How would a mandatory year of military service at 18 impact your plans for education or starting a career?

All adult men should serve in the military until the end of time.