Tag: Beit Hadassah
In Memorium: Rabbanit Miriam Levinger
Pioneer of the revived Jewish Community of Hebron has passed at age 83.
On Jerusalem Day, Hebron Residents Recall Historic Return to Ancient City
Residents of Hebron are marking 49 years to the liberation of the Tomb of Patriarchs.
Hebron ‘We Have a Dram’ March Culminates in Attack on Local Jew
Some of the people were wearing masks with pictures of Obama on them. Most of the pushing and shoving centered around a banner sign they were carrying.
Religious Settlers Face Pervasive Double Standard
For anyone with historical memory the expulsion of Jews – by the Romans, English, French, Spaniards, Nazis, and Muslims – instantly evokes tragic episodes in Jewish history. Now the state of Israel expels Jews from their homes. Something is amiss in Zion.



