The Ministry of Labor announced that the Shin Bet will participate in a job fair for reservists next Tuesday in Tel Aviv, alongside private companies. The public participation marks a departure for the security agency, whose recruitment was previously conducted entirely behind the scenes, according to N12.
N12 reported on Sunday that the Ministry of Labor will hold a job fair for reservists next Tuesday in Tel Aviv, with the Shin Bet participating in a rare public recruitment event. The Shin Bet, Israel's internal security service, has historically recruited through covert channels, and its public presence at a civilian job fair alongside commercial companies is unusual. The fair, first reported by N12 last week, is part of broader efforts to integrate reservists into the workforce after extended military service. The Ministry of Labor and the IDF are co-organizing the event. The Shin Bet's participation was confirmed by the Ministry in an update, according to the report.
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