20-year-old Indian-origin Nietsha, taking on Hamas, has also been stationed on the Syrian Jordan border, Indian-origin woman is part of Israel Defense Forces team that carries out strikes

20-year-old Indian-origin Nietsha, who is taking on Hamas, has also been stationed on the Syrian Jordan border

20-year-old Indian-origin Nietsha, who is taking on Hamas, has also lived on the border of Syria, Jordan Posted&nbsp | &nbspPhoto Credits:&nbspTwitter

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Nietsha is the first person of Gujarati origin to join the Israel Defense Force.

His family belongs to Kothari village near Rajkot in Gujarat

In the last two years, she has been posted on the borders of Lebanon, Syria, Jordan and Egypt.

Tel Aviv : Israeli forces bombed the Gaza Strip early Wednesday, nearly a month after a ceasefire was announced between the Palestinian militia group Hamas and the IDF (Israel Defense Force). Although such bombings, rocket attacks have become common between Israel-Hamas, but what stood out in Wednesday’s strike is that the IDF team that carried out it included an Indian-origin girl. .

This Indian-origin Nietsha Muliyasa included in the IDF, who has also been posted on the Syrian Jordan border. Originally from Kothari, a small village near Rajkot in Gujarat, Nietsha is the first person of Gujarati origin to be inducted into the Israel Defense Force. His family has been settled in Tel Aviv for a long time. A total of 45 Gujarati families live in Israel, most of whom are involved in the diamond business.

have been stationed in these places

According to Nietsha’s father Jivabhai Muliyasa, his daughter was inducted into the IDF two years ago as part of the country’s recruitment system, which makes it mandatory for all civilians over the age of 18 to serve in the military. Praising Israel’s education system, he said that it inculcates leadership qualities in children. He said that in the past two years, his daughter has been stationed on the borders of Lebanon, Syria, Jordan and Egypt and is currently stationed in Gush Dan, from where the Israeli army is attacking Hamas in Gaza.

Nietsha usually works eight hours a day, but sometimes she works 24 hours a day and works even after the duty hours are over. He is committed to his work and meets his family members only on weekends, which usually happens once in a few months.

Nietsha has got such training

Nietzha is trained in the use of the most modern weapons and multi-faceted maneuvers on the battlefield. He will have to sign an agreement for a period of five to ten years after his 2.4-year term in the army ends. During this time she will be able to take admission in engineering, medicine or any other course of her choice as per her eligibility. The entire cost of this will be borne by the Israeli army.