‘Burn in hell’: Israeli settlers spread hate through graffiti, attacks
Summary
Israeli settlers in the West Bank village of Jalud have been painting hateful and threatening graffiti on Palestinian homes and public buildings. These acts often happen alongside violent attacks, causing fear and tension in the community.Key Facts
- Jalud is a Palestinian village in the occupied West Bank with about 1,000 residents.
- Israeli settlers spray racist and threatening messages on buildings, such as “Revenge” and “Burn in hell.”
- Settlers often target schools to scare children and encourage Palestinians to leave the area.
- The Hilltop Youth, a young settler group, is linked to many of these attacks and uses slogans calling for Palestinian expulsion.
- There have been five major violent settler assaults in Jalud since January, with the latest on August 4.
- Settlers sometimes write the names of Israeli soldiers killed in Gaza on the walls as a form of retaliation.
- Experts say these actions reflect an ideology aiming to remove Palestinians and create a “zero-Arab state” from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea.
- The Price Tag movement is a far-right settler group that feels Palestinians must be forced out as punishment for their presence.
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