Navigate the IDF recruitment system like an insider. Expert mentoring and guidance from Col. Sammy Tzemah for young adults preparing for meaningful IDF service.
Army Now: Your Launchpad to Excellence
The IDF recruitment system is complex—even for Israelis. For young adults preparing from abroad, the challenges multiply.
Most young adults don't know all the units, roles, and paths available—or which ones match their strengths and goals.
Hebrew forms, military terminology, and bureaucratic processes that aren't designed for English speakers.
The IDF recruitment system is built for Israelis who grew up with it. Young adults from abroad face an unfamiliar maze.
Unlike Israeli teens, you may not have parents, siblings, or friends who've been through the process to guide you.
One wrong form, one unprepared interview—and you could spend 2-3 years in the wrong role. You only get one chance.
Parents want to know their child has an experienced guide walking them through every step—from first forms to final placement.
He Didn't Just Serve the System—He Ran It
For 31 years, Colonel Sammy Tzemah led IDF training and manpower operations in the Israeli Navy. As the former Head of Navy Training and Commander of the Navy Training Base, he knows exactly how the recruitment system works—because he designed and managed major parts of it. Now, he's dedicated to helping young adults navigate this complex journey.
"Every young adult deserves meaningful service. I help families understand exactly how to navigate the system and achieve the IDF placement their child actually wants."
Army Now is proud to partner with Garin Tzabar — the premier Aliyah program that has supported over 7,000 young adults from around the world in making Aliyah and serving as Lone Soldiers in the IDF. When it comes to preparing future Lone Soldiers for the demands of military service, Garin Tzabar turns to Army Now.
As their selected provider of specialized recruitment workshops, we have empowered 400+ Garin Tzabar participants in USA, Europe and Australia, with the elite tools, mental fortitude, and physical readiness needed to secure their ideal placements. This strategic partnership and our proven track record of excellence are why Army Now remains the go-to resource for the world's leading Aliyah-service program — ensuring every recruit is ready for meaningful and successful IDF service.
"Army Now's workshops give our participants the confidence and insider knowledge they need to navigate IDF recruitment successfully."
— Garin Tzabar Partnership
"Army Now is a great way to navigate through the system of recruiting for the IDF. Sami has been very helpful to us with my three children. His advice is smart, practical and very applicable to each specific son."
"We are lucky to have met him. Very highly recommend him."
A proven, step-by-step process to help your teen navigate the IDF recruitment system with confidence.
We start with a comprehensive assessment of your teen's goals, strengths, and aspirations. No commitment required.
Colonel Tzemah creates a customized roadmap based on your teen's profile and desired IDF course.
From Tzav Rishon to final placement, we guide every step: forms, interviews, gibushim, and assessments.
Your teen enters the IDF confident, prepared, and positioned for the meaningful service they deserve.
Tailored guidance for every stage of the IDF recruitment journey.
One-on-one guidance sessions tailored to your teen's specific goals and profile.
Complete preparation for the critical first IDF summons and initial screening.
Strategic guidance on filling out the Sheelot Ha'adafot (Profile 21 / Tofes 21) for maximum impact.
Elite unit tryout preparation for combat and specialized roles.
Dedicated guidance for parents navigating their child's IDF journey.
End-to-end support from first consultation through successful placement.
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