Dozens of settlers stormed Joseph's Tomb in the city of Nablus, north of the occupied West Bank, at dawn on Thursday, under heavy guard from the Zionist enemy forces.

Local sources reported, according to the Palestinian Safa Agency, that dozens of military vehicles accompanied by a bulldozer stormed the eastern area of the city of Nablus, and deployed in the Balata al-Balad area, the vicinity of Joseph's Tomb, and the suburb neighborhood, and closed Amman Street adjacent to Joseph's Tomb with earthen barriers to prevent the movement of vehicles.

Snipers climbed onto the roofs of many buildings, while reconnaissance aircraft flew intensively in the skies of the area.

Later, buses and vehicles carrying dozens of settlers arrived under heavy protection from occupation patrols, and they performed their Talmudic rituals amidst noisy celebrations.

The occupation forces also stormed the outskirts of Balata camp east of Nablus, and the occupation bulldozer carried out bulldozing operations in the market street and removed the obstacles placed by the resistance fighters with the aim of obstructing the incursions into the camp.