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Happiness is…A Hebron wedding in Jerusalem
Happiness is... A Hebron wedding in Jerusalem: Shmuel Mushnik, from Russia to Hebron: Artist, historian, photographer, husband to Nechama and father of four, at the wedding of his oldest son, Avner, to Avital, in Jerusalem. If you have questions or comments for David Wilder please send them to: hebron@hebron.org.il |
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Snow in Hebron
Snow in Hebron: White and wet - snow in Hebron represents optimism, happiness and purity, 'the way things should be,' what we are striving for and what will eventually be reality.
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Hanukka Lights from the Shalhevet (Abu-Sneneh) Hills
Hanukka Lights from the Shalhevet (Abu-Sneneh) Hills: Overlooking Hebron, Ma'arat HaMachpela, The Avraham Avinu neighborhood, Beit Romano (Yeshivat Shavei Hevron) and Beit Hadassah, a huge Menorah lights ups the sky, a true example of "Persumei Nisa", publicizing the miracle of Hannuka in the city of Abraham, where some 2,200 years ago Judea the Maccabee destroyed any remnants of Greek rule. Today, the lights of the Maccabees again shine in Hebron. |
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Hebron Lights Up for Hanukka
Beginning with a festive wedding outside Ma'arat HaMachpela, Hebron tries to increase the light according to Beit Hillel: by increading the light, night after night, day after day, year after year, the darkness slowly evaporates. |
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Smachot, Babies, Miracles and of course, Hebron
Despite attempts to stunt Hebron's Jewish population the community continues to grow. Hebron has welcomed five new infant boys into the Hebron family in the past week or so. Smachot and Nisim, min HaShamayim, here in Hebron.. If you have questions or comments for David Wilder please send them to: hebron@hebron.org.il |
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Shabbat Hebron: Voices from Chaye Sarah
What people are saying about Hebron and Ma'arat HaMachpela: On the street interviews with participants in Hebron for Parshat Chaye Sarah. If you have questions or comments for David Wilder please send them to: hebron@hebron.org.il |
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Parshat Chaye Sarah in Hebron
Getting Ready for Parshat Chaye Sarah in Hebron: Why did Avraham spend so much silver gelt for a cave? If you have questions or comments for David Wilder please send them to: hebron@hebron.org.il |
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The Importance of Communication
The Swedish parliamentarians who spoke with me certainly didn't expect to hear what they did from an 'extremest settler' in Hebron. If you have questions or comments for David Wilder please send them to: hebron@hebron.org.il |
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