History

A book from over 300 years ago still sparks interest and indicates the rich heritage of the Jewish community of…

Yisrael Zissel Dvoretz was a rabbi and community leader who was instrumental in moving the Slabodka yeshiva to Hebron in…

The 6th Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Schneerson, leader of Chabad visited Hebron on August 13, 1929. He and a…

Hebron was an inspiration for Henry Ossawa Tanner, considered to be the first African-American painter to gain international fame. His…

Rabbi Havlin’s passion for turning Hebron into a thriving Jewish center came to fruition.

Menachem Mendel of Kaminitz revolutionized tourism when he opened hotels in Jerusalem, Hebron and other cities.

Jewish immigrant to Israel from Ethiopia talks about his inspiration to move to Hebron.

The Palestine Weekly published eye-witness accounts of the deadly Hebron riots.

The child survivor never knew his parents but always maintained a connection to his hometown.

Bio of Moshe Levinger, founding father of the modern Jewish community of Hebron.

Frequently asked questions about the City of Abraham and Sarah.

The doctor stayed in Hebron during the riots to treat survivors. Just one part of his fascinating life.