Israeli settlers storm ‘Joseph’s Tomb’ under military protection
- Thousands of people visited Joseph’s Tomb in Shechem during Sukkot, arriving in two groups.
- The Samaria Regional Council organized the visits with volunteers and coordinated them with the IDF.
- Samaria governor Yossi Dagan, several Knesset members, and IDF officials attended and offered prayers connected to the Flydubai incident.
- MK Tzvi Sukkot urged Prime Minister Netanyahu to retake Joseph’s Tomb before the elections.
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Hundreds of settlers, in the morning and dawn of Thursday, stormed "Yusef's residence" in the eastern part of the city of Nablus, and performed a Talmudiyah ritual, under the strict protection of the Israeli occupying forces, in the most recent break-in in a series that is nearly repeated every month.
Israeli forces evacuate residents from nearby homes, deploy snipers on rooftops, according to official sources
The island's correspondent Leith Ja'ar said that more than 36 buses carrying settlers had arrived successively at Joseph's place after midnight hours in conjunction with the sixth days of Jewish Throne.
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