Israeli soldiers report 'moral injury' from Gaza war

Israeli soldiers are speaking out about suffering 'moral injury' from their experiences in the Gaza war, describing profound guilt, shame, and identity breakdown. The testimonies include accounts of firing on unarmed men and boys, witnessing executions and torture of Palestinian detainees, and participating in looting and cover-ups. One soldier described himself as a 'monster' after his actions, while others report severe psychological trauma from staying silent about abuses. These public accounts highlight the internal moral and psychological toll of the conflict on some IDF personnel.