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IDF, Shin Bet arrest West Bank terrorists who started fire near Palestinian village

3h ago ·  Source: The Jerusalem Post 80Objectivity score80/100

IDF, Shin Bet arrest West Bank terrorists who started fire near Palestinian village

The IDF's statement follows a Ynet News report earlier on Saturday about Hebrew graffiti and a Star of David sprayed on the still-under-construction home of Kusra resident Louis Beyruti.

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The IDF and Shin Bet arrested two individuals on Friday who confessed to starting a fire near the Palestinian village of Burqa in the West Bank. The suspects were transferred for further questioning. This development follows a separate incident reported by Ynet News in the village of Kusra, where Hebrew graffiti and a Star of David were spray-painted on a Palestinian home under construction. This particular house had also been attacked in August by Israeli settlers who barricaded themselves inside, attacked reporters, and threw stones.

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