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Palestinian Officials Report Israeli Settlers Torched 2 Mosques in West Bank

Palestinian officials have accused Israeli settlers of setting fire to two mosques in the occupied West Bank, amid a surge in violence.

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Palestinian officials said Israeli settlers set fire to two mosques in the occupied West Bank overnight, following deadly clashes that left six people dead this week. Violence in the region has escalated since the Gaza war began in October 2023.

What happened in Qusra?

Abdel Azim Wadi, mayor of Qusra, reported that settlers torched a mosque under construction, damaging its entrance and stonework. The attackers left Hebrew graffiti, including the word'revenge', on the mosque's walls.

What about the incident in Kour?

In a separate incident, Israeli settlers set fire to a mosque in the village of Kour, near Tulkarem, and spray-painted racist slogans on its walls, according to the Palestinian ministry of endowments and religious affairs.

What was the response from the Israeli military?

The Israeli military said troops were dispatched to Qusra and identified signs of arson and graffiti. Israeli police are set to investigate and collect evidence.

What has been the recent violence in the region?

Deadly clashes broke out between Israeli settlers and Palestinians in the village of Tell, resulting in four Palestinian and two Israeli deaths. The Israeli military has since launched a 'counter-terrorism' operation, arresting over 130 individuals across the West Bank.

Source: BSS

FAQ

When did the incidents occur?
The incidents occurred overnight following deadly clashes earlier in the week.
How has the Israeli military responded?
The Israeli military dispatched troops to the scenes and identified signs of arson and graffiti. Israeli police are set to investigate further.
What has been the recent violence in the region?
Recent violence includes deadly clashes in the village of Tell that left four Palestinians and two Israelis dead, prompting an Israeli military 'counter-terrorism' operation resulting in over 130 arrests.

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