Settlers Set Fire To Mosque In West Bank Village, IDF Dispatches Troops
Israeli settlers allegedly set fire to two mosques in the West Bank, spray-painting Hebrew graffiti in apparent retaliation for the killing of a security squad member. Israeli authorities have condemned the acts and arrested two suspects as tensions in the region remain high.
Palestinian media reported that settlers set fire to the mosque and spray-painted Hebrew graffiti in the West Bank village of Qusra. No injuries were reported. The vandalism is an apparent reference to Benayahu Mellet, a civilian security squad member from the Havat Gilad settlement who, along with an army commander, was shot and killed in the Palestinian village of Tell on Friday.
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