Recruitment data revealed: The leading authorities in IDF enlistment — and those at the bottom

IDF recruitment data for the year 5782 reveals significant gaps between local authorities. The Omer local council leads in female enlistment with 100%, while Haredi authorities are at the bottom with near-zero recruitment rates. Among men, Tel Mond and Ariel lead, and again Haredi authorities are at the bottom. The article also presents national service volunteering data.

IDF recruitment data for the year 5782, published by N12, reveals significant gaps between local authorities in Israel. In female enlistment, the Omer local council leads with 100%, followed by Kfar Yona (97.2%), Tel Mond (95.7%), and Ganei Tikva (95.6%). At the bottom of the table are Haredi authorities with zero or near-zero recruitment rates: Beit El 0%, Modi'in Illit 0.1%, Beitar Illit 0.3%, Elad 0.9%, Bnei Brak 1.3%, and Rekhasim 1.6%. Among men, the leading authorities are Tel Mond, Ariel, Mazkeret Batya, Brenner, Shoham, Yokneam Illit, Hevel Yavne, Elkana, Tzur Kadima, and Kfar Yona. At the bottom of the men's table are also Haredi authorities: Rekhasim (4.9%), Modi'in Illit (6.4%), and Bnei Brak (7.7%), followed by Elad, Beitar Illit, Jerusalem, and Beit Shemesh. The article also presents national-civil service volunteering data, with women leading in Shomron (88.7%) and Beit El (87.6%), and men in Arab and Bedouin authorities, led by Bir al-Maksur (45.9%).