’Israeli’ Settlers Write Anti-Christian Graffiti on Church in al-Quds

Local Editor

On Friday, a number of "Israeli" settlers wrote anti-Christian graffiti on the wall of a Christian Church, near the southern wall of the Old City of occupied East al-Quds.

The settlers wrote racist statements such as "Christians are slaves" and "Christians are Monkeys" as a part of the series of "Price Tag" assaults against Palestinians.

On May 29, settlers punctured tires of a number of Palestinian vehicles in East al-Quds and wrote racist graffiti such as "Death to Palestinians".

On the same day, a group of "Israeli" settlers invaded an area near the West Bank city of Tubas, burnt four cars and a tractor, and wrote racist graffiti.

Moreover, on May 24, settlers punctured tires of five vehicles near the Gilo "Israeli" settlement built on Palestinian lands in Bethlehem.

"Price Tag" is a policy adopted by radical settlers, where they spray racist graffiti on Palestinian property, churches and mosques and believe that Palestinians must pay the price every time "Israel" removes an illegal settlement outpost.



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