List of Israeli price tag attacks

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== List of Israeli price tag attacks ==

The term price tag attack refers to acts of vandalism and violence by Israeli extremist settlers against Palestinians and their property, as well as against Israeli security forces. These attacks are intended as a form of retribution or deterrence against actions perceived to be anti-settler, such as the dismantling of illegal outposts or Palestinian attacks on settlers.

Notable Incidents

2008

• December 2008: Following the eviction of settlers from the Hebron house, settlers carried out a series of attacks on Palestinian property, including the burning of cars and the desecration of mosques.

2010

• January 2010: A mosque in the village of Yasuf was set on fire, and Hebrew graffiti was sprayed on its walls.

2011

• March 2011: The Itamar attack led to a series of price tag attacks, including the torching of a mosque in the village of Beit Fajjar.
• September 2011: The mosque in the village of Qusra was set on fire, and Hebrew graffiti was found on the walls.

2012

• June 2012: A car was set on fire in the village of Jalud, and Hebrew graffiti was sprayed on nearby walls.
• October 2012: A monastery in Jerusalem was vandalized with graffiti reading "Jesus is a monkey."

2013

• April 2013: A mosque in the village of Jaba was set on fire, and Hebrew graffiti was found on the walls.
• June 2013: Cars were torched and graffiti was sprayed in the village of Abu Ghosh.

2014

• February 2014: A mosque in the village of Deir Istiya was set on fire, and Hebrew graffiti was found on the walls.
• July 2014: Following the kidnapping and murder of Mohammed Abu Khdeir, a series of price tag attacks were carried out, including the torching of Palestinian property and the desecration of mosques.

2015

• July 2015: The Duma arson attack resulted in the deaths of three members of the Dawabsheh family, including an 18-month-old baby.

2016

• March 2016: A mosque in the village of Mughayir was set on fire, and Hebrew graffiti was found on the walls.

2017

• January 2017: Cars were torched and graffiti was sprayed in the village of Beit Iksa.

2018

• February 2018: A mosque in the village of Aqraba was set on fire, and Hebrew graffiti was found on the walls.

2019

• April 2019: Cars were torched and graffiti was sprayed in the village of Kafr Malik.

2020

• June 2020: A mosque in the village of Al-Bireh was set on fire, and Hebrew graffiti was found on the walls.

2021

• May 2021: Following the Sheikh Jarrah protests, a series of price tag attacks were carried out, including the torching of Palestinian property and the desecration of mosques.

Reactions

The Israeli government and security forces have condemned price tag attacks and have taken measures to prevent them. However, critics argue that more needs to be done to hold perpetrators accountable and to prevent future attacks. The Palestinian Authority and various human rights organizations have also condemned these attacks and have called for greater protection for Palestinian communities.

See Also

• Israeli–Palestinian conflict
• Settler violence
• Illegal outposts
• Hebron
• Itamar attack
• Duma arson attack
• Sheikh Jarrah