It was reported that graffiti in Hebrew was found scrawled on walls near the site of the incident reading “revenge” and “live the king.”
A Palestinian home in the town of Duma in the northern West Bank near Nablus came under attack with Molotov cocktails in an alleged “Price Tag” attack early Friday morning resulting in the death of a 1.5 year old toddler, according to Palestinian media.
A number of the baby’s family members were injured in the attack, Palestinian news outlet Ma’an reported.
A witness in the village said that four settlers fled from the scene towards the settlement of Ma’aleh Efraim.
It was reported that graffiti in Hebrew was found scrawled on walls near the site of the incident reading “revenge” and “live the king.”
“Price tag” is a phrase used by extremist Jewish vandals when they carry out hate crimes against Palestinian targets.
As reported by The Jerusalem Post