Israeli settlers set fire to West Bank mosques after deadly clash
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Israeli settlers attacked Palestinian villages in the occupied West Bank early on Sunday, July 26. According to Palestinian officials, the settlers set fire to two mosques and scrawled graffiti on buildings. The incident occurred after a deadly clash, though details of that clash are not provided in this report.
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Israeli settlers attacked Palestinian villages.
Palestinian officials reported these events.
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Palestinian officials reported these events.
The Straits Times- Two mosques were set on fire.
- Graffiti was scrawled on buildings, indicating symbolic violence.
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Loaded language removed<p>QUSRA, West Bank, July 26 - Israeli settlers attacked Palestinian villages in the occupied West Bank early on Sunday, setting fire to two mosques and scrawling graffiti on buildings, Palestinian officials said.</p>
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Palestinian officials reported these events.
The Straits TimesIsraeli settlers attacked Palestinian villages in the occupied West Bank.
The Straits TimesThe attack occurred early on Sunday, July 26.
The Straits TimesTwo mosques were set on fire.
The Straits TimesGraffiti was scrawled on buildings.
The Straits Times