Yasuf, West Bank (CNN) -- Vandals burned a mosque in the West Bank on Friday in an attack a Palestinian official said reflected Israeli settler rage over a government moratorium on settlement construction. No one knows who set ablaze and vandalized the mosque -- located in the West Bank village of Yasuf. But the governor of Salfit district, Munir al-Abboushi, told CNN he believes Jewish settlers were responsible for the attack. "The mosque was completely burned," al-Abboushi said. "They burned the praying carpets and Quran holy books, and set the mosque completely on fire, they even burned the loudspeakers where the Imam preaches inside the mosque."
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Mosque in West Bank village of Yasuf set ablaze and vandalized
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Local governor says he believes Jewish settlers were responsible
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Israeli Defense Minister Barak calls on Israeli army to find those responsible
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Israel has ordered 10-month freeze on new settlement construction in West Bank
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"Price tag" is the expression radical @placeholder settlers have used to denote reprisal attacks against Palestinians in response to moves by the Israeli government to evacuate illegal West Bank outposts.
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"Price tag" is the expression radical Israeli settlers have used to denote reprisal attacks against Palestinians in response to moves by the Israeli government to evacuate illegal @placeholder outposts.
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"This is an extremist action that is meant to harm any effort by the government to advance political processes for Israel's future," @placeholder said in a statement released by his office.