The holy Jewish Tomb of Joshua bin Nun was renovated on Wednesday night by members of the Samaria Regional Council and IDF soldiers after it was vandalized with antisemitic graffiti. The tomb ...

Down the road from the railway yard where plastic trash piles up against rusting freight cars, the angels arrive every evening to stand watch over the tomb of Joshua. A servant of the shrine, Um ...

Hundreds of worshippers visited the grave of biblical leader Joshua Bin-Nun near the Arab village of Kifl Hares in Samaria Wednesday night. Upon arriving, the worshippers were shocked to see the ...

"We came to pray and to invoke the merit of Joshua bin [son of] Nun, Calev ben [son of] Yefuneh, and of course Nun," Yisrael Elcharar tells us.

No one knows for certain if Joshua, the Old Testament prophet, actually lived or where he might be buried. But for over 1,000 years, the sick and faithful have visited a Baghdad tomb said to be his.

The Book of Joshua describes how the Israelite General Joshua Bin-Nun built an altar on Mount Eival, acting on instructions from Moses after the nation had crossed into the Land of Israel: And ...

Jewish men pray at the Tomb of Joshua bin Nun in the Arab village of Kifl Haret near the Jewish city of Ariel, early Friday, April 16, 2012. (file) IDF soldiers with the ‘Ephraim’ Brigade ...

First, we read Moses’s instructions prior to the covenant ceremony that his heir, Joshua Bin Nun, will hold on Mount Ebal after crossing the Jordan and entering the Land of Israel.

Joshua’s shrine is now surrounded by the tomb of St Junayd al-Baghdadi, a Sufi master who died in 910, and the grave of Bahloul, a judge and poet who lived about 100 years earlier.