In a tacit admission of their involvement in war crimes, official Israeli army battalion pages now omit officers’ names and faces during ranking ceremonies, posting only images showing the backs of their heads to thwart public and online identification.

Israeli soldiers who survived the resistance attack on October 7 are expressing outrage after a recent Ynet investigation exposed a major military failure at the Zikim base, where most soldiers reportedly fled and the commander hid instead of confronting the resistance fighters.

The soldier called all October 7 reports exposing their cowardice "complete lies," claiming they fought bravely and sacrificed themselves.

However, a prior Nahal Oz investigation revealed that soldiers hid in a room for over ten hours, too afraid to go out and defend the base.

Israeli bulldozers finalized the decimation of yet another residential block in Rafah today.

Since resuming the genocide, Israeli demolition units in Rafah have been working like never before to completely wipe out the city. The Hebrew caption translates to: "All is fixed 100%"

An Israeli girlfriend shared this video of her boyfriend wearing the clothes of displaced/killed Palestinian woman days before he was killed by the resistance in Gaza, commemorating him as "a child of happiness and joy."

An Israeli captain records the ongoing, relentless destruction of displaced Palestinians’ neighborhoods in Rafah, gloating over the devastation as a message to Arabs and Palestinians wanting a state.

Israel is continuing to mobilize troops into recently occupied areas in Syria, in preparation for an imminent invasion aimed at occupying additional villages northwest of Damascus.

As thousands of settlers fled Israel following the October 7 operation, an American rabbi at the airport gifted a rare 1776 Declaration of Independence two‑dollar bill to anyone visiting and supporting Israel during its genocide in Gaza—an act considered a "good deed."

With famine choking Gaza, Israeli soldiers post videos of themselves barbecuing amid the ruins of Rafah, much to the delight of their friends and followers back home, gloating over Palestinians’ starvation.

A lone Israeli soldier who immigrated from Germany to participate in the genocide in Gaza labeled Palestinians peacefully protesting to end it on Nakba Day at the University of Haifa as "terrorists."