Hebron
Hiking the Holyland: On Derech Ha’Avot, tasting the sweet fruits the spies failed to see
Along Derech Ha’Avot, green grapes and ancient steps evoke memories of the biblical spies, the fruits of the land, and the lesson of being in Israel without fear.
IDF, Shin Bet arrest eight Palestinians suspected of assaulting Israelis in West Bank village
IDF troops catch of West Bank car ramming attack suspect
IDF soldier rescued after being found handcuffed in West Bank town, incident likely criminal
This week in Jewish history: 'The Protocols of the Elders of Zion' published
A highly abridged weekly version of Dust & Stars – Today in Jewish History.
Australia’s unbridled hypocrisy: A colonial project's bias towards Israel's history - opinion
Unlike Australia, whose colonial project rests upon a 200-year history of conquest, the Jewish connection to Israel is ancient and eternal. Our ancestors are buried in Hebron on land Abraham paid for
Security forces arrest terror suspect in Thursday West Bank shooting northeast of Ramallah
During the searches at the scene, a gun that was most likely used by the terrorist during the attack was found.
Israeli forces thwart suspected terror attack attempt in Hebron at checkpoint
The suspect is in serious condition after being shot by security forces when he reportedly did not respond to calls to stop.
Israel resumes construction of settlement project that would divide West Bank
Construction in E1 is expected to begin immediately, while Ashahel’s plan reaches the deposit stage, a key step toward final approval.
Body of Awdah Hathaleen released to family for burial
His remains had been held for over a week, as Israeli forces arrested Palestinians in the community, leaving Levi free from arrest for hours.
The Palestinian Authority has failed: Local autonomy is the only viable future - opinion
The Hebron Emirate initiative, led by local tribal leaders, offers a compelling departure from the Palestinian Authority model and offers several advantages.
How the Hebron emirate initiative changes the two-state solution - opinion
Sheikh Wadee al-Jaabari of Hebron announced this week their plans to rebel against the Palestinian Authority, join the Abraham Accords, and recognize the Jewish state.
The West clings to the two-state myth—but Arab leaders are moving on - opinion
Sheikh Wadee al-Jaabari of Hebron's announcement reflects a historic paradigm shift, whether or not it is feasible.
Local sheikhs aren’t the answer to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict - opinion
That route will not bring peace, but likely violence. It will pit clans against clans and Palestinians against one another. In the fog of violence, Jews will be killed.
