Years of indoctrination have shaped many Gazans' support for Hamas.

What would you say was the most challenging moment for you in Gaza? When we crossed into Gaza, my brain totally like shut down and only thought about two things. Number one was to bring back the hostages. Number two was to eliminate kamas. I stopped thinking about everything, my family, my friends, and it was like this happened automatically. And as we moved forward, my unit was the first reserve duty unit to enter from the north of Gaza. We would take over houses, fight terrorism, and do what you see in movies and in video games. And it really was like that. And when you clear a house, you're supposed to number one, get rid of the terrorists, and number two, look for weapons and intelligence. Sometimes we would find maps that showed us, you know, different tunnels and stuff like that. But when you start clearing the room of a little girl, and you can clearly see that it belongs to a little girl because it's pink walls, there's a butterfly, and you see a little backpack with little books. As a human being, you feel a bit uncomfortable. And while you know we're used to finding weapons and maps and things like these kamas headbands which clearly show that the house that we were at belonged to a kamas terrorist and I'm first I start opening the drawers again. I see clothing of a little girl and I'm getting super uncomfortable. I'm like questioning myself like what am I doing here? Is this what I stand for? I keep on moving. I move the dresser and behind the dresser I see pictures of kamas terrorists with hearts on them. Like I don't know about you, but when I was a kid, I had posters of like celebrities, musicians, and all of a sudden this 7 8-year-old girl is looking up to terrorists. And I was like, how deeply rooted is the hatred towards the Jewish people? And these terrorists, they're they're famous. They're sitting in in Israeli prison for conducting terror attacks and murdering Jews. And it's like this 7-year-old has no chance of becoming a peaceful person. And that's the moment when I was like, okay, no one here in Gaza wants peace.