IDF reservists forced to cross Lebanon border despite being ineligible for benefits
IDF reservists have been compelled to cross the Lebanon border, even though they are not eligible for certain benefits. This situation arises as these soldiers have been classified as 'Tier B,' a lower ranking than 'Tier A,' which is reserved for those in more hazardous roles. The ongoing conflict has heightened the complexities surrounding military classifications and benefits.
- ▪IDF reservists are crossing the Lebanon border despite ineligibility for benefits.
- ▪The soldiers are classified as 'Tier B,' a lower rank than 'Tier A.'
- ▪'Tier A' is designated for soldiers in particularly dangerous positions.
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IDF reservists forced to cross Lebanon border despite being ineligible for benefitsThe soldiers had recently been ranked at 'Tier B," a step down from "Tier A," which is given to soldiers who serve in particularly dangerous positions, including crossing the border.Israeli soldiers are seen along the Israeli border with Lebanon amid the ongoing war, April 10, 2026.(photo credit: AYAL MARGOLIN/FLASH90)
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