كن سببًا في قضاء حوائج الآخرين، ساندهم، واضحك معهم، وامنحهم لحظة أمل. صدقني، سيجعل الله لك أسبابًا لقضاء حوائجك أيضًا. هذه المعادلة، التي اختبرتها في حياتي، هي من أصدق وأعدل التجارب التي شعرت بها.
Israeli soldier Uri Oren, from the Nahal Brigade's 931st Battalion, documented his service in Gaza.
This battalion invaded Tal Al-Hawa and the Jabalia refugee camp, where thousands of Palestinians were killed, and hundreds were besieged in schools and kidnapped to torture camps.
Israeli Russian reservist Eli Amayev documented his service in military logistics units in the genocide in Gaza. He is now back in Russia after finishing his service.
Israeli reservist Itay Meyer, of German origin, from the Givati Battalion, served in the Kerem Shalom base in southern Gaza, where aid and food were forbidden from entry to Palestinians amid the genocide.
Israeli reservist Matan Shtrall from the 444th Mobility Unit (Balnam) documented his service in the genocide in Gaza.
Following the completion of his service, he went on a family vacation to Romania and vowed to come back to "finish Lebanon".
Following the completion of his service, he went to the Tomorrowland musical festival in Europe.
While browsing his profile, it was noted that his girlfriend posted a selfie with him in a church in Romania, putting his pants down in front of Jesus statues during their vacation.
Israeli soldier Rotem Bein from the Engineering Corps participated in the genocide in Gaza by operating a D9 bulldozer, destroying and razing Palestinian neighborhoods and cemeteries.
He was targeted by the resistance and was critically wounded.
Israeli Ethiopian reservist Moshe Ananya from the Givati Brigade posed for photos amid the ruins of Gaza City, documenting his role in genocide there.
After completing his first reserve service in Gaza, he took a vacation to Lindos, Greece.