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Palestinians inspect the burnt mosque in the West Bank village of Jab'a, near Bethlehem, just south of Jerusalem, in an apparent attack by Jewish settlers overnight on 25 February 2015. Hate graffiti was spray painted on the building including a Star of David it what authorities believe is a 'price tag ' act of vandalism. The head of Jab'a village council Numan Hamdan said residents detected the fire and were able to put it out before it spread to the rest of the mosque, the Palestinian news agency WAFA reported. Damage was caused to the door and parts of the mosque and anti-Arab graffiti in Hebrew calling for revenge against Arabs was sprayed on the mosque walls, he said. Photo by Muhesen Amren
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