The full story of West Bank Mosque Arson

Palestinian villagers in the occupied West Bank say settler violence and military raids are pushing them to breaking point

Incursions by Israeli settlers and violent stand-offs have increased

One incident last week left six people shot dead

Israeli settlers set fire to two mosques in the occupied West Bank, including a newly completed mosque in Qusra village.

The attacks followed a deadly clash on July 24 near the Palestinian village of Tal, where four Palestinians and two Israeli soldiers were killed.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered a major security operation against what he called terrorism against Israeli civilians.

The incident is the latest in a series of settler clashes that have killed dozens of Palestinians this year, according to the U.N. and Palestinian Authority.

Settlers spray-painted Hebrew slogans like 'Jewish revenge' on the mosque walls.

Israeli Jewish settlers set two mosques on fire in the occupied West Bank villages of Qusra and Kour.

Settlers attempted to set a third mosque near Kour on fire but were prevented by locals.

The rampage follows a confrontation on Friday that killed six people—four Palestinians and two Israelis—in the Palestinian village of Tal.