A mosque in the West Bank village of Kusra was set ablaze on Saturday night, with graffiti at the scene explicitly linking the arson to a recent fatal shooting.
The words "Revenge for Benayahu," referring to a victim killed in Friday's terror attack, were spray-painted on the entrance wall alongside a Star of David.
The incident is suspected to be a nationalist crime carried out in retaliation for the earlier violence.
The attack underscores the deepening security crisis in the region, where retaliatory actions by settlers are increasingly mirroring the severity of Palestinian militant attacks.
Palestinian witnesses have attributed the arson to Israeli settlers, noting that the incident involved not only fire but also significant vandalism and graffiti.
This pattern of violence complicates efforts to maintain order and raises concerns about the Israeli government's ability to control extremist elements within its borders.