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Support for Hamas and swastikas: the tomb of Yehoshua ben Nun in Samaria was vandalized
Channel 14 editors, 12 Tevet 5784, 12.24.23 - 5:36 p.m.

For the second time in two weeks, the compound of Yehoshua bin Nun's tomb was vandalized by Palestinian rioters • Inscriptions supporting the terrorist organization Hamas were sprayed on the compound, along with a number of swastikas • "The fact that such an incident is happening for the second time in two weeks indicates a serious damage to the Israeli warning, said the head of the Samaria Council.

Palestinian rioters vandalized the tomb of Yehoshua bin Nun in the village of Kifl Haris in Samaria for the second time in just two weeks since the previous vandalism incident, the Samaria Regional Council reported.

Inscriptions supporting the terrorist organization Hamas and the massacre it carried out on October 7 were sprayed on the tomb structure, along with several swastikas.

The inscriptions sprayed on the structure of the tomb Photo: Samaria Regional Council)

"Twice a fortnight damage to deterrence - it is imperative to restore deterrence against these Nazis," said the head of the Samaria Council Yossi Dagan, "the enemy in Gaza and the enemy in Samaria have one goal - the destruction of the state of Israel and the murder of Jews."

"I call on the government and the security forces to deal with these barbaric terrorists the same way the USA dealt with ISIS, under our watch Samaria will not turn into Hamestan or Fatahstan," Dagan demanded of the government, "the fact that such an incident is happening for the second time in two weeks indicates a serious violation of the Israeli warning, which must be returned soon".

As recalled, just last week, the tomb of Yehoshua bin Nun was renovated and repainted and all hateful inscriptions were erased from the place with the help of IDF forces.

Yuri Yalon, A gun, a Hamas flag and a swastika: a resident [Arab] of East Jerusalem was arrested, Israel Hayom, 19/30/23

A gun, the flag of the terrorist organization and an embroidered "swastika", police spokesmen.

A resident of the A-Tor [Abu Tor - أبو طور or الثوري] neighborhood in Jerusalem noticed that the symbols of the State of Israel and the Border Guard were affixed to the window of a car, and threatened the life of the owner of the car • In a search of his apartment, signs of belonging to a terrorist organization were found. Yuri Yalon, 30/10/2023

The Jerusalem District Police found a gun, a flag of a terrorist organization, and a swastika symbol in a house in East Jerusalem. The suspect was arrested in recent days following threats against a man who had the symbols of the State of Israel and the Border Guard affixed to his car window.

On 23.10 in the afternoon, the police received a report of threats against an employee of a business in the city of Beit Shemesh and the officers of the police station in the city were called to the scene.

From a preliminary investigation by the police officers, it emerged that the suspect in the act, who also works at the location, approached the victim's vehicle, and after noticing that on the vehicle's window there were stickers of the emblem of the State of Israel and the Border Guard, he allegedly began to threaten him and harm him and his property because of those stickers.

The suspect, a resident of A-Tor in East Jerusalem in his 30s, was arrested by the police and taken for questioning, at the end of which he was imprisoned. His detention was extended from time to time in court, until October 31.