Two mosques were set ablaze overnight in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, further escalating tensions following a deadly shooting incident on Friday. Israeli authorities have arrested two settlers suspected of involvement in one of the arson attacks, with Palestinian media attributing the attacks to colonists. The attacks occurred in the northern towns of Qusra and Kur, with the Qusra mosque suffering extensive fire damage after an explosion at its entrance. Graffiti, including the phrase "Blood of Jews is not cheap," was found at both sites. This violence follows a Friday shooting that left six dead and has triggered a wave of unrest, settler attacks, and Palestinian retaliations, including the arrest of seven armed Palestinians suspected of wounding an Israeli. The Israeli army has condemned the mosque attacks and launched an investigation amid a surge in violence across the West Bank.