Palestinian officials reported that Israeli settlers set fire to two mosques in the occupied West Bank, escalating tensions in the region.The first incident occurred in Qusra, south of Nablus, where settlers torched a partially constructed mosque, damaging its entrance and stonework.Hebrew graffiti, including the word 'revenge,' was sprayed on the walls.The Israeli military responded by searching the area for suspects and collecting evidence.A second mosque in Kour, near Tulkarem, was also set ablaze, with racist slogans painted on its walls.These attacks come amid heightened violence since Israel's 2023 assault on Gaza.

On Friday, settlers attacked Palestinians in Tell, killing four Palestinians and two Israelis, prompting an Israeli military raid on Nablus and nearby towns.The operation led to the arrest of dozens, with the military calling it a 'counter-terrorism' effort.Fuel shortages and civilian casualties have further strained the region.Palestinian figures state at least 1,097 Palestinians have been killed since 2023, while Israeli data show 48 Israelis died in attacks.The conflict highlights the ongoing occupation and its impact on civilian life.