ByShare this storyt age 18, K., like almost all Israelis, began his mandatory army service. “This was my way to give back to society and defend my country,” he says. “I was one of them. I was one of the radical ones.” From violent policing in the occupied West Bank to obscure, mundane office work, assignments in the Israeli Defense Forces vary wildly. K. remembers thinking, “Whatever job I’m given, I’ll do it.” He also knew: “My head is stronger than my body. So, I thought, intelligence.”After his initial assessment, K. was offered a chance to enter Unit 8200, an elite intelligence...…ByShare this storyt age 18, K., like almost all Israelis, began his mandatory army service. “This was my way to give back to society and defend my country,” he says. “I was one of them. I was one of the radical ones.” From violent policing in the occupied West Bank to obscure, mundane office work, assignments in the Israeli Defense Forces vary wildly. K. remembers thinking, “Whatever job I’m given, I’ll do it.” He also knew: “My head is stronger than my body. So, I thought, intelligence.”After his initial assessment, K. was offered a chance to enter Unit 8200, an elite intelligence...WW…