Price Tag Attacks

'Revenge for Benayahu': Police probe suspected price tag attack on Palestinian village near Nablus

Israel Police received a report of the incident, opened an investigation, and are preparing to enter the area with the IDF.

Graffiti reading "Revenge 30 for Benayahu" at the Palestinian village of Awarta near Nablus in the West Bank, August 23, 2026.
JEWISH SETTLERS are seen at the unauthorized Beit Anot outpost in the Gush Etzion area of the West Bank after being informed of an expected evacuation, June 1, 2026.

Police probing reported price tag attack on Palestinian village, connection to Gilad Farm fire

 Amiram Ben Uliel, accused of the Duma arson murder in July 2015 where three members of the Dawabshe family were killed, arrives to a court hearing on his appeal, at the Supreme Court in Jerusalem, on March 7, 2022.

Amiram Ben-Uliel is a murderer and must be roundly condemned - editorial

 A PALESTINIAN MAN examines the gutted shell of a car set on fire near the West Bank village of Urif last week.

Condemning Israeli price tag attacks won't normalize Palestinian terror - opinion


'Christian pilgrims reconsidering visits to Israel after suspected church arson'

Adviser to the Catholic Church in Israel says economic damage from suspected arson attack against the Church of Loaves and Fishes in northern Israel "in the millions."

Suspected arson on Church of the Multiplication in the Galilee

Two vehicles set fire to in village near Ramallah in suspected price tag attack

Two months earlier, a mosque in the same village was set on fire.

Price tag attack in Al Mughayir

Video: Christian seminary torched in suspected hate crime in Jerusalem

No injuries in attack; anti-Jesus graffiti sprayed on walls of Greek Orthodox institution.

Chrisian center set fire to in Jerusalem.jpg

UN, Palestinians condemn price tag attack on West Bank mosque

The mufti of Jerusalem, Sheikh Mohamed Hussein, also condemned the mosque arson and blamed the Israeli authorities.

  PA President Mahmoud Abbas (R) meets UN Middle East envoy Robert Serry in Ramallah July 6, 2014.

11 Arab cars vandalized in east Jerusalem price-tag attack

The attack comes less than two months after the nation’s largest integrated educational institution, Jerusalem’s Max Rayne Hand in Hand School, was set on fire.

Car vandalized in Beit Safafa in suspected price tag attack

State indicts 3 in arson of bilingual Hebrew-Arabic school in Jerusalem

The three, Yitzhak Gabai, 22 of Jerusalem, Shlomo Rachamim Twitto, 20 of Beitar Illit, and Nachman Twitto, 18 of Beitar Illit, were charged with arson, breaking an entering and destroying property.

State indicts 3 in arson of bilingual Hebrew-Arabic school in Jerusalem

Police: Arrests made in arson of bilingual Hebrew-Arabic school in Jerusalem

Hebrew graffiti was found on the school’s walls, with slogans such as “You can’t coexist with a cancer,” “Kahane was right,” “Enough with assimilation” and “Death to Arabs.”

A worker carries a burnt board in a classroom yesterday in the integrated Arab-Jewish Max Rayne Hand in Hand Jerusalem School

Light in place of fire

Light in place of fire is distressed about the spike in attacks, but not discouraged.

Tag Meir activists carrying signs of support

Four young women detained for allegedly tear-gassing Arab taxi drivers in Jerusalem

After complaints from 2 taxi drivers, police find and arrest 4 Yitzhar residents in possession of tear gas.

Taxis in Israel

Assailants slash car tires, write 'No Arabs, no cars' in east Jerusalem

Beit Safafa neighborhood is the scene of vandalism attack in wake of vehicular terror wave.

Flat tire (illustrative photo)