Surrounded by Arabs, isolated settlements and ranches are tasked with defending the land so that future generations may enjoy them.

The group purchased eight buildings over 18 years with full-price cash, facilitating Arab emigration and Jewish return to the city.

“It is emphasized that roofing the compound will not affect the prayer arrangements or the status quo at the Tomb of the Patriarchs,” the Israeli Defense Ministry’s COGAT unit told JNS.

“We want cooperation with Israel,” says Sheikh Wadee’ al-Jaabari. “We want coexistence.”

“It is not every day that one is given the opportunity to continue a 4,000-year-old historical enterprise!”

To be there is to return to the source of Jewish history in the promised land.

Israel’s soft-spoken, uncontroversial president is criticized for allegedly “legitimizing apartheid”

Every year, Jews from across Israel and around the world congregate in Hebron to remember our forefathers and mothers