'Revenge for Benayahu': West Bank mosque set on fire in apparent response to shooting attack
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'Revenge for Benayahu': West Bank mosque set on fire in apparent response to shooting attack

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A mosque in the West Bank village of Kusra was set on fire on Saturday night, in what is suspected to be a nationalist crime in response to the deadly attack that occured the day earlier.

The words “Revenge for Benayahu,” one of the victims killed in Friday’s terror attack, were spray-painted on the entrance wall alongside a Star of David.

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