Arson at a West Bank mosque (12 images)

Palestinians looks through broken windows to see the damage inside the mosque in the West Bank village Jab'a, south of Ramallah, on the morning after it was set on fire in a suspected "price tag" arson attack, June 19, 2012. Graffiti saying "The war has begun" and "You will pay the price" was spray painted on the mosque's walls. So called "Price tag" attacks are generally carried out by Israeli settlers against Palestinian targets in retaliation for moves against settlements. UPI/Debbie Hill

Palestinians view the damage inside the mosque in the West Bank village Jab'a, south of Ramallah, on the morning after it was set on fire in a suspected "price tag" arson attack, June 19, 2012. Graffiti saying "The war has begun" and "You will pay the price" was spray painted on the mosque's walls. So called "Price tag" attacks are generally carried out by Israeli settlers against Palestinian targets in retaliation for moves against settlements. UPI/Debbie Hill

Palestinians view the damage inside the mosque in the West Bank village Jab'a, south of Ramallah, on the morning after it was set on fire in a suspected "price tag" arson attack, June 19, 2012. Graffiti saying "The war has begun" and "You will pay the price" was spray painted on the mosque's walls. So called "Price tag" attacks are generally carried out by Israeli settlers against Palestinian targets in retaliation for moves against settlements. UPI/Debbie Hill

A Palestinian walks near the damage inside the mosque in the West Bank village Jab'a, south of Ramallah, on the morning after it was set on fire in a suspected "price tag" arson attack, June 19, 2012. Graffiti saying "The war has begun" and "You will pay the price" was spray painted on the mosque's walls. So called "Price tag" attacks are generally carried out by Israeli settlers against Palestinian targets in retaliation for moves against settlements. UPI/Debbie Hill