Author: David Wilder
Land for Peace or Peace for Peace?
Veteran Hebron resident contemplates today’s Abraham Accord and yesterday’s Hebron Accords.
Author: David Wilder
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Author: David Wilder
Purim traditions in modern Hebron
The Purim parade, costumes and the megillah are all part of the rich history of the Jewish holiday in the city of the founding fathers and mothers.
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Author: David Wilder
Hebron Spokesman Describes Failed Attempts to Talk with TIPH
How would you feel if strangers who didn’t speak your language, followed your children around, filming them everywhere they went?
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Author: David Wilder
De-TIPHing Hebron – A historical Overview of Foreign Observers
David Wilder argues that the Temporary International Presence in Hebron has always been biased against Jews.
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Author: David Wilder
Bringing the dead back to life
Who ever thought Jews could ever, possibly return, to Hebron, to the Tomb of the Patriarchs and Matriarchs?
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Author: David Wilder
We Have Come Home! Jerusalem/Hebron Day 2017
Today’s Daf Yomi just happens to have Jerusalem and Hebron back-to-back, just like 50 years ago.
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Author: David Wilder
Twenty Years Later – We Overcame, We Persevered
Remembering the Hebron Accords of 1997 and the murder of Rabbi Shlomo Raanan.
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Author: David Wilder
Amona
Comparing the deal to relocate Amona with a similar dilemma in Hebron’s Avraham Avinu neighborhood.
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Author: David Wilder
Chayei Sarah – Sarah’s Life – Life After Death
History ties together in this inspiring Hebron story written Erev Shabbat Chayei Sarah 5777 – 2016
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Author: David Wilder
We will win but how long will it take?
We cannot be a free people in our land if we allow terror to determine how we live. This, as far as I’m concerned, is ‘reality.’ Whereby we determine how we live.
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Author: David Wilder
An End to Chaos
In memory of 13-year-old Hallel Yaffa Ariel.
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Author: David Wilder
An Archeological Timeline of Eternity
Archaeological excavations prove a Jewish community in Hebron existed in ancient time.
