A report says a mosque was set on fire and walls sprayed with the graffiti 'Jewish blood is not abandoned' in the village of Kur, south of Tulkarm, overnight. This is the second such incident reported tonight, following a similar attack in Kusra earlier on Sunday.
The incident occurred overnight in the village of Kur, located in western Samaria south of Tulkarm. According to the report, the graffiti included the phrase 'Jewish blood is not abandoned,' which has appeared in similar attacks in the West Bank. Earlier on Sunday, a mosque was set on fire in Kusra, southeast of Nablus, as The Zioneer reported at 07:33. Last week, two mosques were burned in the Binyamin area. No suspects have been identified, and the IDF has not yet confirmed the report.
2 developments
- DevelopingOvernight: Two mosques torched, vehicles set on fire in Samaria revenge campaign
- DevelopingJewish individuals attempt to torch Palestinian home in Beit Furik, Samaria; fail to ignite, spray graffiti
- DevelopingWest Bank mosque set on fire with 'Revenge for Benayahu' graffiti
- StrongIDF and Border Police locate two burned mosques, anti-Semitic graffiti in West Bank villages
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