Jewish extremists vandalise Muslim grave

Suspected Jewish extremists vandalised a Muslim grave near the northern Israeli coastal city of Haifa, police said Friday, in the latest in a string of racist and religious attacks.
"Graffiti was found sprawled on and around a grave in the Al-Qassam cemetery in Nesher" north of Haifa, police spokeswoman Luba Samri said in a statement. The red spray-paint graffiti featured the Jewish star of David, the words "price tag" and the names of US Secretary of State John Kerry and Israel's chief peace negotiator with the Palestinians, Tzipi Livni, she said. A US global terror report on Wednesday for the first time included so-called "price tag" attacks, politically motivated vandalism, often targeting Palestinians and their property, with their trademark Hebrew graffiti, according to AFP.