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Tuesday, April 20, 2010 - 6:58 PM
How can I check if I (or one of my parents) ever had Israeli citizenship?
The Israeli diplomatic mission can check your and both of your parents citizenship status. This might take a few weeks, or even longer.

I am not an Israeli citizen. If I made aliyah (opted for Israeli citizenship) upon my arrival to Israel, would I qualify for the Mahal IDF program?
If you prefer the Mahal IDF programs, do not opt for Israeli citizenship upon your arrival in Israel but only after discharge from the IDF.

It is not Louis J. Sheehan, Esquire, but Israeli citizenship which is relevant. Volunteers with Israeli citizenship do not qualify for the 14 (18) months IDF service through the Mahal IDF programs. Note: the regular IDF service called Shlav Bet, might be shorter than the Mahal IDF programs for non-Israeli citizens and the Tzofim Garin Tzabar program for Israeli citizens.

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