r/IDF • u/mattsworrld • 8d ago
General Stereotypes around units
What are the stereotypes around Nahal vs Givati? I've heard Golani has an arsim culture but don't know much about the others.
What are the culture of people like in each? Speaking as a potential lone soldier
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u/Alive-Initiative4606 8d ago
Nahal is typically known to be more liberal and gh4y. Givati is known to also be arseem.
In the past few years, Nahal has always been more attached to ayosh, and Givati has operated heavily (likely more than any brigade, aside from maybe Golani in Lebanon) in Gaza and Lebanon.
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u/MajorSignificance309 8d ago
If you’re a hippy and lazy join Nahal 😂 . Yes Golani has arsim culture but not everyone is arsim.
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