Every Citizen Serves: Autistic Soldiers in Israel’s Army
Israel’s Special Intelligence Unit 9900 shows there is a space for every citizen in the military.
Israel’s Special Intelligence Unit 9900 shows there is a space for every citizen in the military.
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