History of the Tomb

The Tomb of Machpela, the Pool of Solomon and yeshiva students putting stones of the grave of the 1929 massacre…

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.

King Saul’s top fighter Abner Ben Ner was part of the tumultuous history of the Jewish kingdom. His final resting…

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…

Many of the buildings where the Bajayo family lived are now being used as homes, schools & institutions for revitalized…

You’ve sung his song, now hear his story. Rabbi Israel Najara, famous for the song Y-a Ribon, lived in Hebron…

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…

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…