Holy City of Hebron Kicks Off 24-Hour Urgent Fundraising Campaign
The Hebron Fund is holding a 24-hour urgent fundraiser to help the the second holiest city in the world (after Jerusalem) survive and thrive.
Are Terror Attacks at Ancient Biblical Sites a Divine Message to the World?
Despite the Biblical legacy which links them to Jewish history, last week, UNESCO declared that the Cave of the Patriarchs and the Tomb of Rachel are Muslim holy sites
Christian Organization To Challenge UNESCO On Classification Of Jewish Holy Sites
UNESCO approved a resolution in which it listed Rachel’s Tomb, located just south of Jerusalem and the Cave of the Patriarchs in Hebron, as Islamic sites.
Israel Sees Rare Victory at UN After Palestinians Drop Bid to Claim Western Wall a Muslim Holy Site
Israel has claimed a rare victory at the UN on Wednesday after the Palestinian delegation dropped its bid to declare the Western Wall a Muslim holy site.
Israeli President Holds Hebron’s Jewish Roots Close to Heart
For the first time since elected to office, Israeli President Reuven Rivlin visited Hebron on Monday, February 2, along with the nearby city, Kiryat Arba.
Hebron Welcomes New Year by Giving Back to its Community
In the holy city of Hebron, the new years resolution is all about giving back directly to those who risk their lives continuing a thriving Jewish presence in the city.
IDF Soldiers in Hebron Stunned at Outpouring of Love & Support Over Hanukkah (PHOTOS & VIDEO)
Over Hanukkah, LIBI USA teamed up with the 4 the IDF organization to say thanks to soldiers stationed in Hebron in a special way.
Tens of Thousands Visit Holy City of Hebron Over Sukkot (VIDEO)
Over the intermediate days of the Sukkot (Feast of Tabernacles) holiday, over 60,000 people visited the Cave of the Patriarchs and the ancient city of Hebron.
Tapping Into God’s Presence in the Biblical Heartland of Hebron
The Jewish New Year is a time when Jews around the world connect to our roots and to God.
Rare Footage of Abraham’s Cave
In this historic video footage, see the Cave of the Patriarchs (“Ma’arat HaMachpela”) in the early days of the State. For years, worshippers have come here to pray at the burial place of our Patriarchs and Matriarchs. Click here to support the Hebron Fund
