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Israeli forces are still fighting on several other fronts
Others are refusing to fight in a war they no longer believe in
One of his best friends was killed by missile in Gaza readjusting to civilian life was enough of battle
Few soldiers have faced penalties for not reporting to their units although a handful who refused on ideological grounds have served short stints in military prison
Ron Peretz is on his fourth tour of reserve duty set to last until October
In battalion most will keep coming over and over again it is cynical use of patriotism even as they do not draft tens of thousands of others Mr Peretz said referring to ultra-Orthodox
In April his platoon returned to Gaza as part of renewed offensive against Hamas he told commanders he could not bear to join them
Initially turnout rate was often over 100 percent according to Israeli military as volunteers rushed to bases hoping to join fight
One member of military's elite paratroopers unit served two rounds of reserve duty in Gaza and Lebanon
Four soldiers said their units were still motivated to continue fighting
Mr Abu Aziz a freelance journalist in Khan Younis had contributed to dozens of reports for Middle East Eye since start of conflict
Mr Khaled was a photographer
Aftermath footage verified by The Times shows wounded individuals being taken into hospital and tripod on mound of rubble
Military did not name Mr al-Masri as one of six
Aric Toler is reporter on Visual Investigations team at The Times who uses emerging techniques of discovery to analyze open source information
Mr al-Masri was a contractor for Reuters
Military described four of six as members of Hamas and fifth as member of Islamic Jihad
Military did not specify munitions used in attack and said General Zamir called for further examination of strike authorization process including ammunition approved for it
Aaron Boxerman Sanjana Varghese and Christoph Koettl contributed reporting
Military released names and portraits of six men described as terrorists eliminated during strike but provided no details or evidence of affiliations with armed groups