Israeli soldier Liad Ohayon, of Moroccan origin, served in the Givati Brigade's Shaked Battalion during the Gaza genocide.

Liad and other soldiers from the same unit went on vacation to Austria following their completion of service in Gaza.

He, along with other soldiers, celebrated the completion of their military service on the Al-Azhar University campus, which had been used as a military base and was subsequently detonated upon their withdrawal.

Israeli American reservist Alon Hover proudly documented and posted his involvement with the Paratroopers Brigade during the genocide in Gaza.

The battalion took a group picture inside a UNRWA school they invaded in the Jabalia refugee camp weeks ago.

After completing his reserve service in the genocide, Alon traveled to Vietnam and the Philippines for vacation.

Israeli American reservist Itay Bondy, a former Intel Specialist and now a Computer Networking Hardware Product Manager at DriveNets, an Israeli network cloud company, posted about his involvement in the destruction of Gaza, stating his intent to "finish it right this time."

Itay posted his genocidal intent online while serving as a Sergeant in the 605th Combat Engineering Battalion "HaMahatz," a unit specializing in rigging and detonating the homes of displaced Palestinians in the Jabalia refugee camp.

The unit Itay supervised consisted of soldiers from various Israeli multinational backgrounds, with most of them being Americans and Europeans.

Israeli reservist Yarden Hemo, of North African origin, served in the Givati Brigade’s 435th Rotem Battalion during the Gaza genocide.

Yarden was maimed by the resistance in northern Gaza and has since been vacationing in the United States and Europe.