Through our tracking of Israeli tank crews active in Gaza, all platoons appear to follow the same tactic: indiscriminate, random shelling of residential neighborhoods and infrastructure—carried out without any apparent threat and aimed solely at inflicting destruction.

Marking Holocaust Remembrance Day, Israeli soldiers from the 52nd Battalion detonated the homes of displaced Palestinians in Gaza, dedicating the act to the occasion and vowing never to stop.

The genocide athlete (Achya Ben Harush) is back—this time flaunting his calisthenics workouts inside a school in Rafah, destroying its property just to create content for his online videos.

Upon storming a UN school-turned-shelter in Gaza, Israeli Givati soldiers threw grenades on displaced Palestinian families' tents.

This was for mere amusement, as they laughed while doing it, intending to set the tents on fire and make them uninhabitable for returning civilians.

Amid ongoing clashes in Syria, the Israeli army and patrol forces have been documented working with Druze communities in the occupied Golan Heights to provide aid and coordinate with Syrian Druze across the border at Israeli-occupied crossings with Syria.

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.