Palestinian Authority Arabs have once again attempted to destroy the tomb of the Biblical Jewish leader, Joshua.
*Breaking:* Palestinians have reportedly torched the Tomb of the Biblical Joshua. pic.twitter.com/OWH8Omw8uq
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The attack took place late Wednesday night while the IDF facilitated safe passage into Kifl Hares, a Palestinian Authority village in Samaria that is home to the Tomb of Yehoshua bin Nun (Joshua).
During the visit, the attackers dumped a burning tire onto the tomb while the Jews were praying inside.
Israeli military forces extinguished the flames, and allowed the pilgrims to continue their visit.
Thousands of Jews travel to the Tomb each year on pilgrimage to mark Joshua’s death on 26 Nisan, on the Hebrew calendar.
This is not the first, nor the second or third time that Palestinian Authority Arabs have tried to destroy the holy site, and others, such as the Tomb of the Biblical Joseph.
Most recently, the tomb was desecrated in December 2023 by Palestinian Authority vandals who slathered antisemitic graffiti and calls to support the October 7 massacre in southern Israel.
The vandals also spray painted the names of terrorists who murdered Israelis in past attacks on the tomb.