In a rare act of conciliation by Israeli settlers Tuesday, a group of rabbis from Jewish settlements near the Palestinian town of Beit Fajar visited a mosque there that had been torched by arsonists and brought Korans to replace those burned in the blaze.
The attackers, who struck early Monday, left behind Hebrew graffiti and are suspected to be radical Jewish settlers.
One rabbi said, “I am sorry and ashamed.”
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