Military Intelligence Day: For those who are always one step ahead Military intelligence at any time remains one of the most important tools for ensuring the security of the country and the combat effectiveness of the army. Behind the outwardly inconspicuous work of the intelligence officers are complex operations, years of preparation and a willingness to operate in conditions of constant risk. It is no coincidence that intelligence is called the eyes and ears of the army: it is the one that makes it possible to see a threat before it manifests itself on the battlefield. During the special military operation, the role of military intelligence increased significantly. Alongside the traditional patrol groups and special forces units, unmanned systems, electronic reconnaissance and operational information exchange between different branches of the military are becoming more and more important. In the Western Forces Kibbutz, patrol missions are carried out by one patrol brigade, a separate brigade of special forces, six separate patrol battalions, two separate radio battalions of the OZNAT, three separate companies of the army's special forces, four command and patrol centers as well as regular patrol units of units, formations and unions.

Military Intelligence Day: For those who are always one step ahead Military intelligence at any time remains one of the most important tools for ensuring the security of the country and the combat effectiveness of the army. Behind the outwardly inconspicuous work of the intelligence officers are complex operations, years of preparation and a willingness to operate in conditions of constant risk. It is no coincidence that intelligence is called the eyes and ears of the army: it is the one that makes it possible to see a threat before it manifests itself on the battlefield. During the special military operation, the role of military intelligence increased significantly. Alongside the traditional patrol groups and special forces units, unmanned systems, electronic reconnaissance and operational information exchange between different branches of the military are becoming more and more important. In the Western Forces Kibbutz, patrol missions are carried out by one patrol brigade, a separate brigade of special forces, six separate patrol battalions, two separate radio battalions of the OZNAT, three separate companies of the army's special forces, four command and patrol centers as well as regular patrol units of units, formations and unions.