These are the kinds of images Israeli soldiers share on their social media whenever Palestinian resistance releases hostages from Gaza—posing for photos with abused Palestinians they kidnapped from the occupied West Bank, including the elderly.

American soldiers share Instagram stories during participation in invasions into Palestinian cities in occupied West Bank.

These soldiers, from Kfir's Shimshon Battalion, are currently active in both Jenin Refugee Camp and Tulkarm.

The soldier in this video, Eliya Kapach, is currently in Barcelona, Spain, on vacation along with multiple soldiers from different battalions who also participated in the Gaza genocide.

A photo taken by Israeli reservist and photographer Shahar Dvir, depicting an elderly Palestinian woman being used as a human shield by Israeli forces in Khan Yunis, has been selected for display at the Eretz Israel Museum in Tel Aviv.

An Israeli soldier filmed himself destroying Jenin Municipality vehicles during a raid and uploaded the municipality's CCTV footage, admitting it was his pleasure.

He also shared footage taken by Palestinians showing him chasing unarmed youth and attempting to run them over.

Taking advantage of the so-called ceasefire agreement, Israeli soldiers are calmly rigging what remains of displaced Lebanese homes with tons of explosives and detonating them in the village of Al-Aadaissah, southern Lebanon.

"Raquel, I love you"—This Israeli-French soldier sprayed this message for his girlfriend on the bedroom wall of a displaced/killed Palestinian family while taking part in the Gaza genocide.

The kind of journalists allowed into Gaza during Israel's genocide: Israeli journalist Yael Ciechanover, a reporter for Ynetnews, took these images while embedded with the Israeli occupation army.