Gov't approves benefits package for IDF reservists

By JPOST.COM STAFF

Published: AUGUST 27, 2006 14:03

The government approved a proposal by Defense Minister, Amir Peretz, to grant financial benefits to IDF reservists who participated in the fighting in Lebanon. The benefits will be given to soldiers who received call-up orders and were drafted.

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