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Israeli settlers set fire to mosques, cars and farm land in West Bank, Palestinians say

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Israeli settlers set fire to mosques, cars and farm land in West Bank, Palestinians say
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The latest attacks come two days after a clash between settlers and Palestinians near the village of Tal, which left four Palestinians and two Israelis dead.Both sides accused the other of provoking the violence. An estimated 3.3 million Palestinians live alongside them.

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Israeli settlers set fire to mosques, cars and farm land in West Bank, Palestinians sayImage source, ReutersImage caption, A mosque in the village of Qusra was reportedly targeted by settlers overnightBySebastian UsherGlobal affairs reporterPublished23 minutes agoIsraeli settlers have set fire to two mosques, as well as cars and agricultural land in the occupied West Bank, Palestinian officials say, as tensions in the territory continue to flare. The latest attacks come two days after a clash between settlers and Palestinians near the village of Tal, which left four Palestinians and two Israelis dead.Both sides accused the other of provoking the violence.

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