Israeli police: Settlers suspected in monastery 'price tag' attack JERUSALEM, Aug. 21 (UPI) -- A firebombing at a Christian monastery near Jerusalem was probably the work of right-wing Jewish settlers, police said Wednesday. The Beit Gamel Monastery sustained minor damage, the Jewish Telegraphic Agency reported. Investigators found the words "price tag" sprayed on the wall. "Price tag" is a slogan used by extremists who say they are exacting retribution for Palestinian attacks on Jewish targets. While the settlers mostly attack Muslim facilities, some recent incidents have involved Christian targets. A resident of the monastery told Ynetnews a plastic bottle filled with an accelerant exploded and shook some bricks loose but did not cause a fire. "I'm not angry, but it insults me because they don't know us," he said. The monastery wants to have good relations with the Jewish people; we're not here to pick a fight with anyone.