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’Israeli’ Extremists Torch W Bank Mosque
Local Editor
Suspected "Israeli" extremists had torched a Palestinian mosque in the West Bank and left Hebrew graffiti at the site.
The arson was considered as a Price tag act - a euphemism for hate attacks perpetrated by right wing extremists.
Palestinians near the Palestinian West Bank town of Bethlehem said a mosque in the village of Jab'awas was set on fire by the Zionist settlers before dawn, arousing suspicions that the vandalism was carried out by right wins extremists in an act of price tag. Hebrew graffiti were sprayed on the mosque's walls.
Jibreen al-Bakri, governor of the Bethlehem region confirmed that the mosque in the village of Jabaa near Bethlehem was set alight at dawn damaging the mosque's walls and carpeted floor.
"Israeli" TV showed footage of Hebrew graffiti on the walls that read "we want the redemption of Zion" and "revenge" alongside the Star of David.
The "Israeli" army said it was conducting investigations.
Furthermore, "Israeli" vandals had targeted mosques, churches, as well as Palestinian vehicles.
In March, vandals slashed the tires of more than 40 cars in Occupied East al-Quds, spraying a slogan reading: "Gentiles in the land are enemies."
In April, vandals left anti-Muslim graffiti on a mosque in the occupied northern Palestine territories.
According to Zionist police spokesperson Micky Rosenfeld, "Unidentified people drew a Star of David and wrote close the mosques and open yeshivas [Jewish seminaries] on the outer wall" of the mosque in Fureidis.
Moreover, suspected extremists slashed the tires of some 40 cars in an Arab village in the occupied Palestinian north.
In May unknown vandals scrawled Zionist graffiti on a Muslim cemetery near Balad al-Sheikh in the northern part of Haifa, a day after a woman said she was assaulted with pepper spray in a suspected racial attack.
The graffiti at the Alkassam cemetery read "Price tag Tzipi Livni," referring to the so-called former "justice" minister, who had criticized such attacks.
Another slogan read: "thanks for Memorial Day," while another referenced US Secretary of State John Kerry.
The "Shin Bet" and "Israel" Police warned at the time that price tag attacks were hard to stop as right-wing extremists and "hilltop youth" were the hardest people to recruit as informants.
"They have a fundamentalist mind-set, and they're very devoted and confident, and the potential to recruit them as informers is close to zero," a "Shin Bet" officer declared.
Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team
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