IDF aims to streamline induction process with its new online system that will issue reservists’ orders by email.
By Yossi Yehushua
No longer will marching orders be sent to IDF reservists by the iconic brown envelopes: The military announced the launch of a new online system tailored specifically to the Reserves needs.

IDF – Photo: Hadar Cohen
Reserves soldiers will now receive their deployment orders by email, and will be given an access code to a special secure website, which will include all the information relevant to their posts, in addition to many other features.
The technological improvement was promoted by the IDF Personnel Directorate and the Teleprocessing Branch, following many complaints by reservists about the inefficient process. Continue Reading »



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