Israeli settlers set fire to a mosque in the occupied West Bank village of Jiljilya (also referred to as Jaljulia), north of Ramallah, according to local officials, witnesses and residents. The incidents are reported to have occurred overnight, and residents say they discovered the mosque burning in the morning. Video shared on social media shows the mosque ablaze and damage to the site. Sources also report graffiti on surrounding walls in Hebrew, including the word “revenge,” and burnt tyres at the scene. One report notes that the attack takes place in an area of the West Bank where Israelis are prohibited from entering. The outlets describe the incident as vandalism and arson, with extensive damage to the mosque. The reports do not include details of arrests, investigations, or statements from Israeli authorities in the accounts provided. The incident highlights ongoing tensions and violence in the occupied West Bank.