West Bank settlers burn mosque and house
On Sunday morning, settlers targeted two mosques under construction in the village of Kour south of Tulkarm and the town of Qasra south of Nablus. They set fire to both, causing partial destruction and significant material damage. They also burned a Palestinian home in Beit Fureik and wrote racist slogans on its walls. These attacks are part of an ongoing and escalating series of assaults on Palestinian holy sites, aimed at undermining Palestinian religious presence, with Israeli occupation forces turning a blind eye. The Palestinian Ministry of Awqaf strongly condemned these acts, considering them more than individual misconduct, and called on the international community to hold those responsible accountable. Notably, the mosque in Kour is the twelfth that has been targeted since the beginning of the year.
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