Israel is a unique and striking country in the Middle East, especially in the war, where women's roles are indispensable. Despite Israel's population of less than 10 million, they face constant threats from surrounding Arab countries.
However, Israel's military strength is unusually strong, and it has repeatedly won in previous Middle East wars, even in the first Middle East war, which has not yet been officially recognized by the countries of the world, and the equipment is far inferior to that of the Arab coalition forces, but Israel still managed to repel the attack of the five-nation coalition forces from three directions with its own strength and perseverance. Since then, Arab countries have waged wars against Israel several times, but they have all been repelled by Israel.
Even today, Israel still controls large swathes of the Sinai Peninsula, which makes Egypt and Syria resentful of it. With enemies on all sides and a sparsely populated population, Israel became the only country in the world to force women to serve in the military. These brave Israeli women are on the same battlefield as male soldiers, not only in medical and secretarial work, but also in tanks and military vehicles, or active on the front lines of the battlefield like male soldiers.
In addition, Israel has an excellent ability to mobilize for war, and once war breaks out, civilian women will also join it, so that all people can become soldiers. It is precisely because of this fighting spirit and solidarity that Israel has been able to stand alone in the Middle East, a region full of potential threats, and has finally become one of the hegemons in the region.