05-11-2024, 08:55 AM
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MOD announces new inclusive-wide conscription policy, aiming to reach 21.2% of persons aged 18-25 by 5570
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Tel Bira, Beiteynu - The excruciating August heat did not seem to deter any - with many choosing to appear extremely light in clothing - of the thousands that descended upon the streets of Yishelem, Tel Bira, Himmelshtern, Rishon Le Hofesh and other major cities of the Yeudi Homeland last week. The occasion? Celebrating the vibrant LGBTQ+ communities during a week-long city-wide parade and street party, as well as the announcement made by the Ministry of Defence that it would be widening its conscription policies to include a non-binary principle.
Men and women have equally served in the Beiteynuese Defence Force for centuries, either through permanent positions and careers or through the 2-year compulsory conscription upon reaching adulthood, as part of the reserve forces. While community service has generally remained as an option across the various administrations of the Beiteynuese Government, the military has always been the first choice of many young people.
After all, ever since Baruch Lea Tzafrir in 5199, the military has offered a great package of benefits and a robust array of perks, especially for those seeking to expand their careers in information technology and the defence sector, two of the Yeudi Homeland's premier industries.
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Although many cities across Beiteynu enjoyed a robust week of festivities with visitors from around the world, Tel Bira took the crown.
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