Cohen fought in the system and managed to mobilize against all odds • She now received the rank of Corporal and said "I am full of pride and excitement"
Just recently we published here in "Israel Today" about the soldier Aline Cohen who revealed during a session of answers she conducted on her Instagram, how as one who came from a house where her father served in the Navy with the rank of major, it was important for her to enlist and even wanted to fulfill a dream and start a military career like her father.
This was not possible in light of a serious accident the star went through at the age of eight, when she rode her bike and crashed, causing her to have a severe memory loss and start her life anew and automatically granted her military recruitment exemption.
However, Cohen knew that she would not give up on the recruitment, enlisted after she fought for it and today announced that she had been promoted and received her rank as an exciting grant.
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"I had a dream to continue my father's path in a military career which could not have happened because of my medical problems that gave me a profile 45 in the IDF." This is how she shares. "I also fought for conscription, for the possibility of being a part, I could give up The easiest. "
Cohen goes on to say that conscription was no longer obligatory for her as a civilian:" The military system decided for me that I must not serve.
But in my heart I knew that if I did not make an army, I would regret it. "
At the end of the moving post the famous star describes her feelings after being promoted like any regular soldier, but in light of her story and past experiences, it is not normal or trivial at all for her: "Today I received the rank of Corporal and I feel like a major in the IDF. Full Pride and excitement ", and even goes on to tell of her pride herself:" I am proud of my choice and my way, happy for the people I knew, the maturity and values I learn in the military system and most importantly - for not giving up. "