YATMA VILLAGE (AFP) - Vandals graffitied a West Bank mosque, torched two Palestinian cars and uprooted olive trees overnight in attacks which locals on Thursday blamed on Jewish settlers. The mosque in Yatma village was spray-painted with Hebrew graffiti in reference to a settlement outpost where Israeli troops demolished three homes on Monday. Hardline settlers have adopted what they call a "price tag" policy under which they attack Palestinians and their property in response to Israeli government measures against settlements. It was the second time in three days that vandals, believed to be settlers, had attacked a mosque and daubed the word "Migron" on the walls.