Israeli forces, settlers attack two West Bank mosques

Israeli forces fire tear gas into one mosque after settlers set fire to and vandalise another.Israeli forces have fired tear gas into a mosque in the occupied West Bank, leaving worshippers inside struggling to breathe, hours after settlers tried to set fire to a second mosque in the territory.The Palestinian Ministry of Religious Affairs condemned the continued pogroms on Tuesday, calling them a flagrant violation of the sanctity of places of worship.Recommended Stories list of 3 itemslist 1 of 3Palestinian farmers rebuild what Israeli settlers destroy in West Banklist 2 of 3Israel’s Ben-Gvir storms Al-Aqsa mosque in occupied East Jerusalemlist 3 of 3Palestine weekly: Israel’s rightwing campaigns on anti-Palestinian abusesend of listFootage, verified by Al Jazeera, showed worshippers at the mosque in Madama, near Nablus, coughing in the aftermath of the tear gas attack.One elderly man was seen bent over as another tried to help him.The ministry said Israeli forces “fired tear gas canisters” into the mosque as people gathered for their evening prayers. The attack “resulted in several elderly worshippers suffering from suffocation and caused widespread disruption to the congregation...