I'm a proud Israeli that just got out of a mandatory army service of 14 months and I'm here to answer your questions

So I'm 20 years old. I was born in Nazareth illit. My dad's from Iraq and my mom's from Morocco. My family are Mizrahi Jews that fled Iraq and Morocco after the mass exodus of 1950-51. I'm the product of a mixed marriage. My grandfather was a butcher and my grandmother used to be an educator. My dad's side are mostly traditional Jews. My mom's side are mostly secular Jews. I'm secular, but traditional. I love Israel and I'm proud to be Israeli. I'm in college for law studies. In high school, I got a 92 average. I got accepted to study in Haifa university, but I declined and joined the army. I served in a combat unit. I served for 14 months (usually it's 2 years for Israelis and 28 months for women). I got an honorable discharge from the army. I have no criminal record. I'm not Zionist. I'm a normal Israeli. I've got a lot of Arab friends. I speak Hebrew, Arabic and English fluently and I know some Kurdish and Turkish. I'm ready for your questions. I've got nothing to hide from anyone.<br><br>Edit: Since we have a lot of users in this thread, I'll try to answer everyone. Please bear with me. If you got a question, feel free to ask. And no, I'm not here to promote any agenda.