Amid Israeli forces' raids on villages, settlers set fire to a mosque in the West Bank.

In a separate incident, settlers also attacked a boy in the town of Beita, south of Nablus.

Israeli settlers set fire to a mosque, an olive tree and a car in the occupied West Bank, as Israeli forces continue their attacks across the territory.

According to ambassador Arjan Wafa, the settlers started fire during the raid on Mikhmas village on Wednesday morning.

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The end of the list Online reports say that settlers spray racist slogans on the walls of the mosque, as well as other buildings and Palestinian homes.

Since the start of Israel's genocidal war in Gaza three years ago, massacres by settlers have increased throughout the occupied Palestinian territories. Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International have accused the Israeli government of facilitating settler violence in an effort to expand Israeli control over Palestinian land.

Elsewhere in the West Bank on Wednesday, settlers attacked a Palestinian boy in the town of Beita, south of Nablus, while Israeli forces arrested three Palestinians following a raid on the town of Qalqilya. According to the Palestinian Quds news channel, the soldiers also attacked the village of Tamoun and threw tear gas.

While the olive harvest is underway in the West Bank, Israeli settlers have mobilized to terrorize Palestinian farmers who rely on the crop as an important source of income.

According to Amnesty International, about 750,000 settlers live illegally in the occupied West Bank and occupied East Jerusalem. Building settlements in the occupied territories is illegal according to international law.