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What is not fit to print is printed. What is fit to print is not printed.

A New York Times reporter got away with posting a strangely worded, one-sided feature that sends a message that the Palestinians...

Israeli killed, another wounded in shooting near Hebron

An Israeli woman in her 40s was killed and a man was seriously wounded on Monday in a terrorist...

NYT needs to end silence on Hashemite Kingdom of Palestine

The visit to Hebron this week by New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman and Kathleen Kingsbury, The New York Times Opinion Editor, could...

Israel begins work to make Cave of the Patriarchs accessible to disabled

After years of legal battles and delays, Israel's Ministry of Defence has commenced with construction to make the Cave of the Patriarchs in Hebron accessible to the disabled.

‘The woman’ … and her one-sided view of two peoples

Jerold S. Auerbach: In Hebron, the kindness and cordiality that she effusively displayed towards West Bank Palestinians quickly vanishes as she focuses on the Jewish Quarter.

Defence Minister approves establishment of new Israeli neighbourhood in Hebron

Defence Minister Naftali Bennett has ordered the IDF’s Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories (COGAT) and the Civil Administration (CA) in Judea and Samaria to notify the Hebron municipality of Israel’s plans to build a new neighbourhood in the city.

Ahead of peace plan, Israeli and Palestinian leaders meet in Hebron over kosher Iftar meal

“Our aim is to empower the shared economy between Israelis and Palestinians, working closely together to empower and strengthen the economy,” said businessman Sheikh Ashraf Al Jabari.

Always in the news

Michael Kuttner: Since time immemorial Jews have always been in the news.

Hebron: The city without a solution

Jonathan S. Tobin: Hebron proves that if there is to be peace between Israel and the Palestinians, foreign observers aren’t the solution.

Swiss ambassador issues lukewarm apology to Hebron Jews after activist slaps child

Footage showed a member of the Temporary International Presence in Hebron (TIPH) attacking the boy, who had approached the group as they took a tour organised by the controversial Breaking the Silence organisation, which is critical of the IDF.

A politically-guided tour

An article featuring Israel and the West Bank entitled “Hope in a Divided Country” by Sandra Hall appeared in the “Traveller” section of Sydney's Weekend Herald and Melbourne's The Saturday Age (October 17-18)

The word from Hebron…from David Wilder

There are many people in Israel who feel like these past two weeks have been the longest two weeks in their lives. Since the moment the abduction became public knowledge, the tension is palpable.

Baruch Goldstein – 20 years on…writes David Wilder

The past week or so has witnessed a spate of “Remembering Baruch Goldstein” articles and video in the international media.

David Wilder writes to Isi Leibler

David Wilder heads The Committee of The Jewish Community of Hebron...he is responding to an article by Isi Leibler published in J-Wire...