Belarusian Israeli reservist Viera Šandrykava moved to Israel only after the onset of the Gaza genocide, enlisting in pre-military training for teenagers under the army's Education and Youth Corps.

We will start posting about teenagers who moved to Israel for military purposes during the genocide.

Thousands of young people with Jewish ancestry, who have never lived in Israel or spoken Hebrew, moved there for military training and left after their service.

Russian Israeli soldier Egor Balkovenko, from the Givati Brigade's 424th Infantry Battalion "Shaked," served in the occupied West Bank during the ongoing genocide in Gaza.

Egor moved to Israel following the start of the genocide in Gaza to serve in the army. According to his records, he never settled in Israel and does not speak Hebrew.

Israeli-Spanish soldier Eyal Molina documented and posted about his participation in the Givati Brigade's 424th Infantry Battalion "Shaked" during the Gaza genocide.

After completing his reserve service in the genocide, he went on vacation to attend a music festival in Hungary.

Russian teenager Vasia Nikolev, who has not yet acquired Israeli citizenship and does not speak Hebrew, was recruited into Israel's military Education and Youth Corps following the Gaza genocide.

He is now armed and residing in Israel.

Israeli reservist Ori Ben Dayan served in the 424th Infantry Battalion "Shaked" during the Gaza genocide.

He celebrated the end of his service on the Al-Azhar University campus, which was detonated after their withdrawal, and later vacationed in Italy with his girlfriend.

An Israeli reservist from the 226th Paratroopers Brigade's Engineering Battalion 9255 documented the detonation of Matmoura village during the invasion of southern Lebanon.