[2013] - A former Israeli soldier provides a testimony to Breaking the Silence in which he describes searching a house for weapons using dogs and a sledgehammer. "When we were inexperienced soldiers, we performed arrests without facemasks on"

[2013] - An Israeli soldier provides a testimony to Breaking the Silence in which he describes how the army "made its presence felt" in a small Bedouin community. "We arrived at some Bedouin tent that was really out in the middle of nowhere."

[2012] - An Israeli soldier provides a testimony to Breaking the Silence explaining why he chose to break his silence and speak out. "The first vehicle we stopped had two Palestinians transporting goods, and their Hebrew was good."

[2012] - An Israeli soldier provides a testimony to Breaking the Silence in which he describes blocking Palestinian roads in the West Bank so settlers could march. "I remember there was a procession of settlers."

[2011] - A former Israeli soldier provides a testimony to Breaking the Silence in which he describes how the army suppresses Friday demonstrations in villages like An Nabi Saleh. "On Friday morning we went out to the village."

[2010] - A former Israeli soldier provides a testimony to Breaking the Silence in which he describes raiding Palestinian home in the occupied West Bank at night. "Usually when you enter a home you arrive very late at night, when people are asleep."

[2010] - An Israeli soldier provides a testimony to Breaking the Silence explaining why he chose to speak out. "A moral occupation isn't possible. I think another necessary thing is for people to understand the effects it has on the society in which we live."

[2010] - A former Israeli soldier provides a testimony to Breaking the Silence in which he describes how his unit took it in turns to shake a boy they had detained in order to make him stop crying. "Once there was a stone-throwing incident at Gross Square."

[2010] - A former Israeli soldier provides a testimony to Breaking the Silence in which he describes how his commanding officer beat a child for refusing to pass through an x-ray machine. "People were saying all the time that they beat Arabs for fun."

[2010] - A former Israeli soldier provides a testimony to Breaking the Silence in which he describes how Palestinian children need to be 'slapped around a bit' because that's what they understand.