The mission of the Intelligence Corps is to provide the government and the military with information during wartime and in the peaceful stretches between clashes. The nice thing about it is that you don’t have to be a guy to excel at it.
The Intelligence Corps utilizes a large variety of resources to tightly track terrorist activities and developments in Israel, in Arab countries, and in the Palestinian territories. It turns out women are very good at tracking the growth of terrorist organizations through all available media.
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But before they get to sit before a screen and track down the opposition, these women must undergo the same grueling, physical training as everyone else. And, thanks to photographer Barak Chen, of the IDF Spokesperson Unit, we get to watch.
