Two Palestinian mosques in the Israel-occupied West Bank were set ablaze during a weekend of settler violence, according to reports.The attacks occurred following a surge in deadly clashes that killed four Palestinians and two Israeli soldiers.Israeli authorities arrested over 70 Palestinians as part of efforts to contain escalating tensions.The incidents highlight ongoing tensions between settlers and Palestinian communities, with religious sites frequently targeted.Locals expressed frustration over perceived neglect by Israeli authorities, citing past thefts and lack of intervention.Security footage showed civilians setting off explosives at a mosque in Kour, while residents held prayers despite damage.Israeli military condemned the attacks but rarely prosecutes settlers involved.The violence underscores broader conflict in the region, with international bodies condemning settlements as obstacles to peace.