Price tag attack reported at mosque near Ramallah

A price tag attack — vandalism by Israeli settlers targeting Palestinian property — was reported at a mosque in the Ramallah area overnight, according to a single unverified report. No further details on damage, injuries, or suspects are available.

A price tag attack was reported overnight Wednesday at a mosque in the Ramallah area, according to a single unverified report. The incident follows a series of similar attacks in the West Bank over recent days. As The Zioneer reported early Wednesday morning, Jewish individuals were reported to have set fire to a mosque in the village of Jaljuliya, north of Ramallah. On Monday, a separate arson attack east of Ramallah targeted vehicles and a mosque, with reports that an elderly Palestinian man was doused with gasoline, though no injuries were confirmed. A previous attack near Qalqilya was also reported on Sunday. The current report provides no details on the extent of the damage, whether any injuries occurred, or the identity of the perpetrators. The report remains unverified.

4 developments

1. 14:27 · 17 JunLatest

   IDF and Border Police confirm locating two burned mosques and anti-Semitic graffiti.

2. 09:12 · 17 Jun

   Reports specify 'revenge' graffiti was sprayed at the scene

3. 06:24 · 17 Jun

   Attack identified as a 'price tag' vandalism incident

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