Sunday/ 13 Nov
Israeli settlers have carried out multiple violent attacks in the West Bank, prompting widespread condemnation. Recently, settlers set fire to the Hajja Hamida mosque, damaging copies of the Quran and vandalizing the building with racist slogans. Israeli leaders, including President Isaac Herzog, have condemned these acts as "shocking and serious", highlighting a disturbing trend of increasing violence in the region.

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