Overview
- Worshippers found the entrance of the Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq Mosque in Tell near Nablus charred with broken doors and glass after an early-morning attack.
- Graffiti on the walls included the words "revenge" and "price tag" along with slurs against the Prophet Muhammad, according to Palestinian officials.
- Security footage described by a resident showed two people approaching with gasoline and spray paint before fleeing the scene.
- Israel's military and police said forces were dispatched, no injuries were reported, and the fire did not cause structural damage.
- Palestinian authorities and rights groups tie the incident to a broader rise in settler violence, citing 867 attacks in 2025 and 45 mosque attacks last year.