2026-07-26 · Qusra, Nablus
Settlers torch Al-Rahma mosque in Qusra
ArsonProperty damageNo arrestsAwaiting review
At dawn on Sunday 26 July 2026, Israeli settlers set fire to the Al-Rahma mosque, still under construction, on the southern edge of Qusra, south of Nablus. The village mayor said timber and tools at the site were burned and the fire damaged the entrance and stonework. The attackers spray-painted 'Revenge' in Hebrew and a Star of David, referring to an Israeli killed in the clash at Tal days earlier. The army said troops found signs of arson and graffiti after the suspects had fled. No injuries were reported. A mosque in Kur, near Tulkarm, was torched the same night. On 10 August Andrey X filmed the burned mosque and its graffiti.
Footage
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Location
Approximate: village
How it was located: Village centroid; the Al-Rahma mosque under construction is on the southern edge of Qusra.
Victims and damage
- Injured
- 0
- Killed
- 0
- Damage
- Al-Rahma mosque (under construction) set on fire; timber and tools burned, entrance and stonework damaged; 'Revenge' and a Star of David spray-painted in Hebrew
Perpetrators
- Army
- No soldiers present
Legal outcome
No legal steps recorded.
Sources
- @the_andrey_x – Burned mosque in Qusra with 'Revenge' graffiti
- Jordan News – Settlers Burn Mosque Under Construction in Qusra, South of Nablus
- The National – Two mosques set ablaze as settler violence surges across West Bank
- Al-Monitor – Israeli settlers set fire to West Bank mosques after deadly clash
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