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Arson attack kills Palestinian child Palestinian toddler killed in 'Jewish settler' arson attack
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Palestinian toddler burned to death in arson attack by suspected Jewish settlers in West Bank - police A Palestinian toddler has been burned to death in an arson attack by suspected Jewish settlers in the West Bank, Israeli police say.
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The attackers reportedly left graffiti near the house reading "revenge" in Hebrew.
Eyewitnesses say the house was firebombed. The father was able to rescue his wife and the older son, but not the toddler.
Another house was also damaged by the fire.
"This is a suspected attack with nationalist motives," Israeli police spokeswoman Luba Samri said.