According to Palestinian reports cited by journalist Nir Dvori (N12), Jews set fire to a mosque and sprayed anti-Semitic graffiti in the village of Kusra, southeast of Nablus. No official Israeli confirmation has been provided.
The report, published by Nir Dvori on Sunday morning, states that Palestinian sources in the village of Kusra, southeast of Nablus, reported an arson attack on a mosque and graffiti on walls. The incident follows an earlier unverified report at 07:28 Jerusalem that mentioned a mosque torching in the area, now attributed to the same village. Dvori's account adds the graffiti detail. Israeli authorities have not commented. The Zioneer previously reported on a series of similar arson attacks in the West Bank in recent weeks, including a June 17 incident in which two burned mosques were located by the IDF in the Binyamin sector.
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