Israeli reservist Ron Hason, of the Golani Brigade's 631st Patrol Battalion, documented his service in the Gaza genocide and the invasion of southern Lebanon.

He vandalized displaced Palestinians' homes by spray-painting love messages on their walls for his girlfriend.

During their invasion of Lebanon, the battalion took over a school in Yarin town, turning it into a military base.

Israeli American reservist Peleg Gan-Tal, of the Combat Engineering Corps' 601st Battalion 'Asaf,' complained that the genocide in Gaza ruined his vacation to Spain, stating that he "blew up the strip" in retaliation.

Israeli German reservist Ron Bauer, an officer in the 261st Infantry Brigade and a sergeant in the Kfir Brigade's 92nd Infantry Battalion known as 'Shimshon,' served during the Gaza genocide.

After completing their service in the Gaza genocide, Bauer, along with fellow soldiers from his brigade and others, took a vacation in South Africa.