History of the Tomb
The Real Reason for the 1929 Hebron Massacre
The real reason for the 1929 Hebron massacre was a bid for power by Haj Amin el Husseini, the virulently…
History of the Tomb
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History of the Tomb
Judah Bibas – Proto-Zionist of Hebron
Rabbi Bibas was a pillar of the Hebron community and a pioneer in the repatriation of Jews in Israel.
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Rabbi Franco – Founder of Beit Hadassah
The clinic he founded served Hebron Jews and Arabs alike for decades.
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Bloodstained Will of 1929 Massacre Victim Discovered
The last will and testament of Eliezer Dan Slonim, hero and martyr of the Hebron Massacre.
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The Reisheet Hochma and the Kabbalah Movement of Hebron
One of Kabbalah’s most well-known works was written in Hebron.
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Rabbi Shlomo Adani – 17th Century Scholar of Hebron
Melechet Shlomo, written in Hebron, is considered one the greatest commentators on the Mishnah.
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King Seal Artifacts Attest to Hebron’s Jewish History
Jugs embossed with “To the King, Hebron” found in Tel Hevron hilltop.
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Hebron: A Jewish Presence for 3,800 Years
The proud Jewish history of Hebron defied modern propaganda.
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IDF General Rehavam Zeevi Pens Book About Hebron Massacre
The full introduction to the book TARPAT – Hebron Massacre by the decorated war veteran.
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Rabbi Goren in His Own Words: How I Liberated Hebron
Newly translated autobiography details the dramatic day during the Six Day War.
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The 1517 Hebron Massacre
The Jewish community fought, but were overwhelmed during the Ottoman conquest of the Land of Israel.
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Great-Grandson of Lubavitcher Rebbe on Life in Ottoman Hebron
“Why do the Jews continue to live in such a place? Because they love it and can not depart from…
