West Bank: Mosque Burned and Attacks
The West Bank and the city of Jerusalem faced widespread attacks by settlers, including an attempt to set fire to a mosque in Nablus, writing racist slogans on its walls, injuries among Palestinians from Jerusalem, and assaults on religious sites. The assaults also resulted in the destruction of electrical poles and the burning of homes in Mufassir Yatta south of Hebron, in response to Israeli practices and escalation of events. In a different context, new footage emerged of the Israeli army's "Al-Qassem" unit showing its leader, Abu Ubaida. Meanwhile, Israeli violations continued, resulting in nearly five martyrs since the escalation began, with the occupation refusing to commit to the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip.
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