An 18-month-old Palestinian child has been killed in a suspected arson attack by Jewish extremists in the occupied West Bank.
Several people were injured in the house fire in a village near the West Bank city of Nablus, Israeli police said.
An arson attack which killed an 18-month-old Palestinian boy and critically injured three others in West Bank is "nothing short of a barbaric act of terrorism," Israel said.
The attack in the early hours is believed to have been carried out by Jewish extremists.
Palestinian official Ghasan Gaghlas said the assailants broke the window of a house and flung a burning object inside, "causing a quick and huge fire".
They also scrawled Hebrew graffiti on the walls including "Long live the Messiah" and "price tag", as the attacks are known.
Israeli defence minister Moshe Yaalon said the country would not allow "Jewish terrorists" to carry out such acts.
He added: "We will fight against them firmly and with all means and tools at our disposal."
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