@Luminar: Well that simplifies things, then. Israeli culture already has strong mores built in surrounding marriage and divorce and I’ll leave it to you to figure out how to navigate that. I work with a lot of people from Israel and I can attest that there is a lot more conservatism regarding family structure than here in the US, which is a good thing.
As far as being 15, that’s irrelevant. In the State where I live (Oregon), you can start full-time employment at 16 with a GED. So, find out what the laws are but don’t let them hold you back; even if you have to wait until you’re 18 for your first formal job, that doesn’t mean you can’t work under-the-table. Get a GED and start peddling. I assume you have the equivalent of Craigslist wherever you are - use it. Learn how to wheel and deal and work your cellphone. Don’t have a car? Take the bus - you have all the time in the world. I recommend this even if you eventually plan to invest. The skills you learn horse-trading will follow you wherever you go… when it comes time to sell that car you’ve been driving for the last 3 1/2 years, you’ll be much better prepared to make sure you get paid its full value. Best of all, it’s 100% tax-free as long as you deal in cash and don’t put it in the bank where the government can tabulate it. If you build too large of a pile of cash (what a thing to worry about!), you can always convert it into silver and store it in a safe-deposit box or in a real safe.
Clayton -