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Palestine denounces the desecration of 13 mosques by Israelis since the beginning of the year
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Palestine denounces the desecration of 13 mosques by Israelis since the beginning of the year

SIC Notícias1 September 2026 at 17:07

Palestine reported that 13 mosques were desecrated by Israelis since the beginning of the year. The information was transmitted by the Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which condemned the acts of violence against Muslim places of worship.

Israeli police arrested eight suspects related to criminal arson and assaults in the city of Hebron, in the occupied West Bank. The arrests come within the scope of investigations into the attacks on mosques reported in recent weeks.

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