Muslims Desecrate Mezzuzot at Cave of the Patriarchs
When Jews were excluded from the Cave of the Patriarchs in Hebron on a day of Muslim prayer, Mezuza scrolls were stolen and desecrated.
Signs of Judaism Erased From Cave of Patriarchs for Ramadan
A late-night visit revealed that any vestige of Judaism was removed from the Cave of the Patriarchs, the shrine that stands over the field that the Patriarch Abraham purchased thousands of years ago.
Palestinians Chop Down Over 1,000 Vines In Shiloh Valley
This is not the first time massive damage was caused to the vineyards of the region. In July, ten dunams of vines were vandalized in one of the vineyards targeted over the weekend.
Beauty from Ashes: Travelling from the Depths of Hell in Poland to the Light of Israel
Twenty-four strangers from around the world experienced together traveling from the darkness and ashes of the Holocaust to the light and beauty of Israel.
Newly Inaugurated Democracy Pavilion Celebrates Events that Shaped Israeli Democracy
The pavilion, a large geodesic, is situated a few hundred meters from Independence Hall.
How Islam Took Over the Bible
‘The entire basis of the regional conflict is based on religion and begins inside the holy books,’ said Professor Bat-sheva Garsiel, to Breaking Israel News. ‘Islam agrees that God gave the Torah to the Jews at Mount Sinai but the details and the differences are what fuel the conflict.’
Tourism In Israel Continues To Soar As Largest Tour Group This Year Bids Jewish State Farewell
The group capped off their visit by parading through Hebron with a very special Torah scroll saved from the Nazis.
5 Biblical and Modern Israeli Cities and Their Hebrew Names
Touring modern Israel is like touring the Bible and many of the cities that appear on a GPS could have verses attached. Do you recognize these modern cities and their Biblical significance?
“God’s Promises Are Revealed When Torah Flows From Israel’s Seven Holy Cities”
UNESCO resolutions ignoring the Jewish connection to the Land of Israel not only rewrite history, but rob the world of the Bible’s light, said Rabbi Yishai Fleisher.
25,000 Expected in Hebron to Celebrate First Jewish Acquisition in Israel
This Shabbat, the 1,000 Jewish residents of Hebron will host 25,000 of their brethren who are coming to hear the reading of the portion of the Torah dealing with Abraham’s purchase of the Machpelah Cave as a burial place for Sarah.