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Hebron’s Gardener, Genadi Kaufman, Succumbs to Stab Wounds
Genadi Kaufman, Hebron’s gardener was critically injured in stabbing in Hebron.
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Hebron’s Gardener, Genadi Kaufman, Succumbs to Stab Wounds
Genadi Kaufman, Hebron’s gardener was critically injured in stabbing in
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Petachia of Ratisbon Describes the Cave of Machpela from the 1100s
A rabbi describes his mysterious descent into the Cave of the Patriarchs and Matriarchs and the difficulty in trying to…
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Author: Staff
Petachia of Ratisbon Describes the Cave of Machpela from the 1100s
A rabbi describes his mysterious descent into the Cave of the Patriarchs and Matriarchs and the difficulty in trying to pray at this holy location.
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VIDEO: Netanyahu Mourns Hebron Gardner, Vows, “You Cannot Defeat Us”
“We have been there for almost 4,000 years, and we will stay there forever,”
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VIDEO: Netanyahu Mourns Hebron Gardner, Vows, “You Cannot Defeat Us”
“We have been there for almost 4,000 years, and we will stay there forever,” the Prime Minister stated.
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VIDEO: David Wilder’s Overview of Hebron
Veteran spokesperson interviewed by Mark Golub on Voices of Israel program.
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VIDEO: David Wilder’s Overview of Hebron
Veteran spokesperson interviewed by Mark Golub on Voices of Israel program.
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Benjamin of Tudela Describes the Tomb of Machpela from the 1100s
What was the Cave of the Patriarchs like in the mid-12th century? Read the full excerpt from Benjamin of Tudela’s…
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Author: Staff
Benjamin of Tudela Describes the Tomb of Machpela from the 1100s
What was the Cave of the Patriarchs like in the mid-12th century? Read the full excerpt from Benjamin of Tudela’s diary.
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Author: Staff
VIDEO: The Story of the Avraham Avinu Synagogue
Built by Rabbi Malkiel Ashkenazi in 1540, the domed structure was a center of the local community and a major…
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VIDEO: The Story of the Avraham Avinu Synagogue
Built by Rabbi Malkiel Ashkenazi in 1540, the domed structure was a center of the local community and a major center for the study of Kabalah.
