Israeli coach Roee Liderman, of German origin, served in Givati Brigade's 424th Infantry Battalion, 'Shaked,' during the Gaza genocide.
View this footage in the archive →Documented war-crimes footage from Gaza and the West Bank — page 380
Verified footage and evidence of Israeli war crimes, with dates and sources. Part of the 26,128-clip Archive Genocide collection.
After completing their service in the Gaza genocide, Bauer, along with fellow soldiers from his brigade and others, took a vacation in South Africa.
View this footage in the archive →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.
View this footage in the archive →Israeli reservist David Shereshevsky, of Polish origin, served in the Givati Brigade's 432nd Infantry Battalion 'Tzabar' during the genocide in Gaza.
View this footage in the archive →Israeli Eritrean soldier Moshe Avata, of the Givati Brigade 424th Infantry Battalion 'Shaked,' participated in the genocide in Gaza.
View this footage in the archive →Israeli Druze reservist Omry Atalla, of Givati's 432nd Infantry Battalion 'Tzabar', documented his participation in the genocide in Gaza.
View this footage in the archive →Israeli soldier Omri Partush, of the 188th Barak Armor Brigade, 53rd Armored Battalion 'Sufa', celebrated the end of his military service while participating in the Gaza genocide.
View this footage in the archive →Israeli reservist Evyatar Cohen, Givati Brigade 432nd Infantry Battalion 'Tzabar', identified to have served in the Gaza genocide.
View this footage in the archive →Israeli reservist Yosi Hadad, of the 401st Armored Brigade, documented his involvement in the ongoing Gaza genocide.
View this footage in the archive →Israeli reservist Raz Goffer, of Russian origin, served in the Givati Brigade's 424th Infantry Battalion 'Shaked' during the Gaza genocide. Following their participation in the genocide, Raz Goffer and other soldiers from various battalions went on vacation to South America.
View this footage in the archive →Israeli reservist Guy Giladi, a tank commander in the 7th Armored Brigade 'Saar me-Golan', documented his involvement in the ongoing genocide in Gaza.
View this footage in the archive →Israeli American reservist Ido Rabeno, a tank commander in the 401st Armored Brigade 'Iron Trails,' documented his service in the Gaza genocide.
View this footage in the archive →Israeli Druze reservist Ali Obide, from the Givati Brigade, 432nd Infantry Battalion 'Tzabar,' is currently serving in the ongoing genocide in Gaza.
View this footage in the archive →I was free so I made this sniping edit, what do u think?
View this footage in the archive →Israeli American web developer Daniel Ohayon, from Givati Brigade's 432nd Infantry Battalion 'Tzabar,' participated in the Gaza genocide.
View this footage in the archive →Israeli reservist Benzi Izhack, from Givati's 424th Infantry Battalion 'Shaked,' documented and shared his participation in the genocide in Gaza.
View this footage in the archive →Israeli reservist Roi Hajaj, from Givati's 424th Infantry Battalion 'Shaked,' documented and posted his participation in the genocide in Gaza. Roi and his fellow soldiers from the same brigade went on vacation to Thailand after their participation in the genocide.
View this footage in the archive →Israeli Druze soldier Tameer Msalha served in the Givati 424th Infantry Battalion 'Shaked' during the Gaza genocide.
View this footage in the archive →Israeli German reservist Moshe Schnaiderman, from the Givati 424th Infantry Battalion "Shaked," documented and shared his participation in the Gaza genocide.
View this footage in the archive →Israeli reservist Ilay Zakay, of Spanish origin, served in the Givati Brigade battalion during the genocide in Gaza.
View this footage in the archive →Israeli Russian reservist Yegorka Gindelevich, also known as 'Medved Baloo,' has been identified as having served in the Givati Brigade's 846th Battalion during the genocide in Gaza.
View this footage in the archive →After his participation in the genocide, Bogdan went on vacation to the United States and Britain.
View this footage in the archive →Israeli sergeant Idan Michael commanded the 7086th Combat Engineering Battalion "Alon" of the Engineering Corps during the invasion in Khan Yunis.
View this footage in the archive →Israeli reservist Eyal Aviram, served in the 512th Paran Brigade during the Gaza genocide.
View this footage in the archive →Israeli reservist David Por served as a gunner in the Givati Brigade's 424th Infantry Battalion, "Shaked," during the Gaza genocide.
View this footage in the archive →Israeli reservist Avraham Otmazgin, of Moroccan origin, served in the Givati Brigade's 424th Infantry Battalion, "Shaked," during the Gaza genocide. After completing their military service, Avraham and other soldiers from the same battalion vacationed in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
View this footage in the archive →He shared footage of his unit's detonation of Matmoura village, which they completely annihilated.
View this footage in the archive →Israeli lacrosse coach Eyal Biton, a reservist sergeant in the Givati Brigade’s 424th Infantry Battalion "Shaked," documented his participation in the Gaza genocide.
View this footage in the archive →Aleksandra Margovich, a Ukrainian recruit, was brought to Israel to join the Israeli Military Education and Youth Corps during the Gaza genocide. After completing the training and service, she and dozens of youths from different nationalities returned to their countries.
View this footage in the archive →Israeli Russian reservist Itay Berenzon was identified as having served in the Givati Brigade's 424th Infantry Battalion, 'Shaked,' during the Gaza genocide.
View this footage in the archive →An Israeli reservist from the 226th Paratroopers Brigade's Engineering Battalion 9255 documented the detonation of Matmoura village during the invasion of southern Lebanon.
View this footage in the archive →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.
View this footage in the archive →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.
View this footage in the archive →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.
View this footage in the archive →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.
View this footage in the archive →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.
View this footage in the archive →Israeli French reservist Inon Shachar served in the Givati Brigade's 435th Infantry Battalion, "Rotem," during the Gaza genocide.
View this footage in the archive →Israeli American reservist Nir Better, a sergeant in the Givati Brigade's 424th Infantry Battalion "Shaked," said he "had fun" as he took part in the Gaza genocide.
View this footage in the archive →Israeli Ukrainian reservist coach Artur Fara left the front lines in Ukraine to serve in the occupation army in the occupied West Bank during the genocide in Gaza.
View this footage in the archive →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.
View this footage in the archive →Israeli soldier Shachaf Avitan from the Givati Brigade took part in the genocide in Gaza.
View this footage in the archive →The Israeli Givati Battalion celebrated the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians by playing the Israeli anthem today at the Jabalia Services Club in northern Gaza.
View this footage in the archive →American Israeli Etan Dadoun from the Nahal Brigade expressed that he feels privileged to take part in the genocide in Gaza.
View this footage in the archive →Israeli real estate agent Yarden Iluz, from the Givati Brigade, Battalion 9208, documented his reserve service in the genocide in Gaza. He finished his service and went on vacation to Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
View this footage in the archive →Just like that, a new resistance fighter is born.
View this footage in the archive →Resistance directly hit an IOF vehicle with a Molotov cocktail in Beit Ummar, north of AlKhalil “Hebron”
View this footage in the archive →Israeli settler mobs close the main road between the city of Nablus and Ramallah in the occupied West Bank.
View this footage in the archive →The daily struggle of Palestinians in Gaza to cling to life — yet many have not survived. They struggle to survive, clinging to the thread of aid. Some of them survive and some do not.
View this footage in the archive →⚡️ Smoke columns rise in Washington and reports of car explosion Columns of smoke rose in the American capital Washington following a car explosion believed to have been a car bomb, according to eyewitness reports from the incident site. Local sources indicated that the explosion caused panic and widespread security alert, while American authorities have not yet issued an official statement clarifying the circumstances of the incident or confirming its nature. No reports of casualties have been received at this time, while security forces imposed a security cordon around the explosion site and began preliminary investigations to determine the causes and circumstances of the incident.
View this footage in the archive →Urgent | "Israel Today" newspaper citing Israeli government sources: Hamas has not been defeated, and the declared war objectives have not been achieved so far.
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