In return for no longer being ruled by the Palestinian Authority, the new emirate would recognize Israel and punish harshly any of the emirate’s subjects who plan or perpetrate terror. A guest worker ...

David Myers made a 1000-mile solo circuit of the Jordan river watershed. His journey took him through two deserts, three ...

Phase 1 of the History Walking Tour, which was installed in April, is known as the North Tour. It includes informational ...

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The Hebron massacre ended the Jewish community’s centuries-long presence in the city. Survivors were evacuated, and Jews did not return in significant numbers until after the Six-Day War in 1967.

But there is a second note of hope. Here is what it was like in Hebron, 1929. Prior to the massacre, the Arabs and Jews of Hebron had lived together in relative amity.

I also made a visit to the ancient biblical city of Hebron, where settlers moved in illegally in 1968 and now live in a militarized zone of occupation. Filming of this kind carries risks.

Fifty years after the Six-Day War, the ancient city of Hebron, set in the hills of the southern West Bank, has become perhaps the starkest symbol of Israel’s occupation. Several hundred Israeli ...

It is an uneasy understanding between two communities that share this ancient city and this home of worship. Lipika Pelham explores Hebron, the caves that are central to it and the faith of the ...

The Shiloach, with its deep ties to King David and the City of David, and Hebron, home to the Tomb of the Patriarchs and Matriarchs, are living connections to our ancient roots.

Amid rising threats and an ever-present need for vigilance, the Hebron Fund has launched its 2024 campaign to provide vital resources for those safeguarding this ancient and sacred city.

A Saturday tour of the old city of Hebron is on offer to American tourists; journalists - and Palestinians - are, however, less welcome to participate in the sight-seeing.