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Qusra is a Palestinian town located south of Nablus in the occupied West Bank. It has recently gained attention due to incidents involving Israeli settlers. In one notable event, settlers reportedly set fire to a mosque under construction in the southern part of the town, causing significant damage to its entrance and stonework. Hebrew graffiti was also spray-painted on the mosque. These actions occurred amidst a broader surge in violence and an intensified Israeli military crackdown in the occupied West Bank, which has seen raids on towns and villages and the detention of dozens of Palestinians. The incidents in Qusra highlight the ongoing tensions and conflict in the region, particularly concerning settler violence against Palestinian property and communities.