"We will leave nothing for Gazans" — Israeli soldiers in east of the Nitzarim axis, central Gaza, set fire to everything in their bases after receiving orders for a complete withdrawal.

Archival | Israeli Givati soldiers—notorious for using civilians as human shields—shows one soldier of Indian descent alongside a German and an American, casually smoking and chatting inside a home in Gaza during the genocide while holding a blindfolded, tied Palestinian hostage.

Archival | An Israeli Golani soldier posted this image on his social media for family and friends, boasting about an unarmed Palestinian he gunned down from inside a tank during the invasion of Gaza City in mid-March 2024.

A simple example of Israeli soldiers' gross misconduct and deliberate targeting of civilian property during their invasion of Gaza City during the genocide.

"Because why not," the soldier captioned this footage of his teammate throwing a grenade into an abandoned vehicle.

During the Israeli invasion of southern Lebanon, Golani soldiers desecrated the Al-Hula massacre memorial stone, which bears the names of civilians slaughtered by Israeli Carmeli gangs in 1984, by spray-painting a Hebrew phrase that translates to "A good Shiite is a dead Shiite."

Displaying displaced/killed Palestinian women’s underwear has become a habit and a trend among Israeli soldiers raiding Palestinian homes in Gaza and the West Bank.

After forcibly displacing Palestinians from their homes to convert them into military bases, this Israeli soldier amused himself by documenting the destruction of a mirror through a series of images, which he shared online with friends and family.

During the Israeli genocide in Gaza, army snipers systematically transformed the homes of displaced Palestinians into sniping outposts, concealing themselves behind specialized invisible nets and luring civilians into designated 'death zones' to gun them down.

Today | Israeli Givati soldiers in Gaza's ceasefire zones filmed themselves indiscriminately emptying ammunition at Palestinian-inhabited areas for amusement.

Every day since the ceasefire, Palestinians report injuries from random shootings targeting tents.