Sentence examples for settler price from inspiring English sources

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In this often suspenseful tale, a young Israeli settler pays a price for trying to help a family on "the other side".

And he is embarrassed by the thugs among the settlers who carry out "price tag" reprisals: torching mosques, cutting down olive trees, harassing and beating up Arabs.

Many of the attacks carried out by extremist settlers are under the "price tag" banner – actions against Palestinians in response to moves by the Israeli authorities that are viewed by the perpetrators as hostile to settlers.

The settler leadership has fiercely condemned "price tag," saying it does not represent the vast majority of their community.

Some Israeli press reports put Ali's murder in the category of what are known, among settlers and their supporters, as "price tag" attacks: the phrase is meant to convey an effort to make Palestinian violence against Jewish Israelis cost those communities something.

Carried out by a few thousand Orthodox Jewish extremist settlers organised into small cells, Price Tagging can include anything from the burning and uprooting of Palestinian olive orchards, to the stoning of Palestinian homes and vehicles, and even murder.

The continuous stream of "Price Tag" vandalism by settlers is part of the same mindset.

The attack followed a series of similar assaults on mosques in the West Bank by arsonists suspected of being radical settlers as part of a campaign known as "price tag," which seeks to exact a price from local Palestinians for violence against settlers or from Israeli security forces for taking action against illegal construction in Jewish outposts in the West Bank.

"But the major price is paid by the settlers themselves.

They are also more expensive: Monopoly's suggested retail price is eighteen dollars; The Settlers of Catan retails for forty-two dollars.