History

Noam Arnon, spokesman for the Hebron Jewish Community talks about his breathtaking trek inside the forbidden double cave.

Lost film of the Land of Israel has been rediscovered showing life for Jewish residents in 1913.

When a Lithuanian yeshiva moved to Hebron, it sparked new life for the city’s residents.

The story of Chabad-Lubavitch and the Jewish movement to return to the land of Israel is exemplified by Rebbitzin Menucha Rochel Slonim and the hasidic community of the 1800s.

The Sephardic exiles from the Spanish Inquisition made Hebron their new / old home in the homeland. The story of one…

You’ve sung his song, now hear his story. Rabbi Israel Najara, famous for the song Y-a Ribon, lived in Hebron during a time when the Jewish community thrived.

Rabbi Azulai and his family are part of the rich history of the thriving Jewish community in Hebron.

The daring liberation of the Old City of Hebron in 1967 as part of the Breaking Israel News Chanukah Miracles Series.

The Beit Romano Building was built in 1879 by the wealthy Turkish merchant, Haim Yisrael Romano and marked the establishment of Jewish…

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.

The residents of Beit Hadassah know their building and neighborhood have a rich past.