Disgust as Israeli soldier spotted laughing and drinking in Jerusalem bar wearing a 'Deployed, Destroyed and Enjoyed Gaza 2014' T-shirt

Army reservist pictured wearing the T-shirt while drinking in a Jerusalem bar

Had the slogan 'Deployed, Destroyed, Enjoyed, Gaza 2014' on back



People disgusted with the shirt have taken to Twitter to express their views

Comes as a 72-hour ceasefire is due to expire at midnight



An Israeli soldier has been spotted laughing and drinking in a bar wearing a T-shirt with the slogan 'Deployed, Destroyed, Enjoyed, Gaza 2014' emblazoned on the back.



The man, thought to be an army reservist was pictured wearing the shirt while enjoying a drink and chatting with friends at a bar in Jerusalem in the early hours of Wednesday morning.



Pictured from behind, the black shirt has the slogan in white lettering emblazoned across the back of the garment.

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The Israeli army reservist officer with his back to the camera, pictured wearing the T-shirt referring to the Israeli forces' operations in Gaza

And since the photo, snapped by an Associated Press photographer, surfaced today, people have taken to Twitter to express their disgust.



Dara de Brun tweeted: 'You have to question the mentality of someone who wears a t-shirt like this? #ICC4Israel'



Another Twitter user named Abid posted: '#gaza You have to question the mentality of someone who wears a t-shirt like this?'



While Kate Jackson wrote: 'what kind of person wears a t shirt like this...surely illegal?#gaza'



People took to Twitter to express their disgust at the T-shirt worn by the soldier in a Jerusalem bar

This Twitter user, named Abid also criticise the T-shirt worn by the man while drinking with friends

The picture comes as 72-hour truce between Israel and Hamas is set to expire at midnight local time

The picture comes as 72-hour truce between Israel and Hamas is set to expire at midnight local time with negotiators in Cairo trying to thrash out a more permanent ceasefire arrangement.



Since the latest truce went into effect on Monday, Israel has halted military operations in the coastal territory and Gaza militants have stopped firing rockets.



The ceasefire was meant to give the two sides time to negotiate a more sustainable truce and a roadmap for the coastal territory.



During the ceasefire, people have strewn graffiti across the walls of buildings in Gaza, expressing their views on the conflict

Journalist Simone Camilli, who was killed while experts tried to diffuse an unexploded Israeli missile in Gaza

The 35-year-old Italian national, had worked for the Associated Press since being hired as a freelancer in Rome in 2005

A member of the Palestinian delegation to Egyptian-brokered talks in Cairo said Wednesday that his team was considering an Egyptian proposal, which was tabled on Tuesday.



The Egyptian proposal calls for easing parts of the Israeli blockade of Gaza, bringing some relief to the territory, according to Palestinian officials in the talks.



Meanwhile six people were killed, including three members of a bomb disposal unit and an Italian journalist, while the Palestinian team attempted to defuse an unexploded Israeli rocket in Gaza.

