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Forty vehicles were vandalized and hateful messages were sprayed on nearby wall the predominantly Maronite-Catholic Occupied Palestinian town, Jish.
The tires 40 vehicles were slashed and a nearby wall was spray painted with a message reading "only goyim should be evacuated from our land" in the village of Jish in the Upper Galilee, in the vicinity of Safed.

"Israeli" police stated that the immediate suspicion is that the event is another "price tag" attack.

Some 3,000 people reside in Jish, and it is the only village in the 1948 Occupied Palestinian land with a predominantly Maronite-Catholic population. A third of the village's residents are Muslim.

On Tuesday, during the visit of US Secretary of State John Kerry, hateful graffiti appeared on the walls of the Deir Rafat Monastery in the vicinity of Beit Shemesh. The walls were spray painted with messages such as "America is Nazi Germany", "price tag", "monkey Jesus" and "cow Maria". In addition, tires of three cars and a truck were slashed.

A week earlier another price tag event was documented in East al-Quds, when the tires of 34 cars and a bus were slashed, and the vehicles were spray painted with the message "goyim in "Israel" = enemies."

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team