Sebastia site closed 3 days during Passover/Holy Week, sparking apocalyptic speculation among some groups.

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The holy site of Sebastia, traditionally associated with Jesus' crucifixion, has been closed for an unprecedented 3 days during Passover/Holy Week—a move immediately tied to apocalyptic prophecies about the Dajjal. Christian and Zionist groups are now hyperventilating about the 'imminent return o...

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This claim was created on Daily Mail Science, a website that is generally reliable. The article discusses the fear that was brought upon worshipers of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. They say "Iranian ballistic missiles have exploded over Jerusalem, scattering debris across multiple areas of the city, including near the Church of the Holy Sepulchre." While some view this as a result of war, others claim this tragedy aligns with passages in the bible. 
All sources found within this article lead back to the Daily Mail. A potential bias this article exhibits is a Christian and religious perspective. Evidence to support this claim can come from the Book of Revelation, which supports all the claims stated in the article. I attempted to reach out to the person who created this claim, however I did not get a reply.