History of the Tomb

One of the most well-known Mishna commentators, Rabbi Ovadiah eloquently describes Hebron of the late 1400’s.

4,000-year-old steps discovered in 1999 attest to Hebron’s rich past.

Menorah designs, coins and inscription in Hebrew discovered in Hebron Hills region synagogue.

Abraham’s victory at the Battle of Siddim is perhaps the first instance of an “Israeli army.”

“The sunlight broke through the haze of the summer heat, and it was to me like a rainbow, like a…

Until 1975, kiddush was banned and Jews had strict regulations on when and where they could pray.

Alder’s fascinating description of the poor but hospitable Jewish community of Hebron who suffered discrimination.

“Undoubtedly, the time will come when the exclusion will be overruled, and this extraordinary relic of antiquity will be thrown…

Excellent overview from the 1976 World Zionist Organization guide to Israel.

After multiple court cases, the building today is home to the thriving modern Jewish community.

A hasidic rabbi’s love for Hebron and the Western Wall inspires his descendants.

While the UN debated “Zionism is Racism” Herzog quoted Abraham’s purchase of Machpela.