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Step into Hebron, one of the world's most extraordinary and historically significant cities. Nearly 4,000 years ago, the Biblical Forefathers and Mothers established their legacy here, founding the Israeli nation and introducing revolutionary concepts of faith and compassion. Walk the same streets where King David established his kingdom 3,000 years ago, and marvel at the magnificent structure above the Cave of Machpelah (Tomb of the Patriarchs and Matriarchs)-an architectural wonder that has stood vibrant for over two millennia. Explore Tel Hebron, where archaeological discoveries reveal the city's ancient secrets, and wander through the Hebron Valley, where medieval structures still pulse with life today. Meet the world's oldest Jewish community, whose story of devotion, resilience, destruction, and renewal has shaped history across the centuries. This comprehensive guidebook, written by distinguished researcher, lecturer, and guide Dr. Noam Arnon, includes: Rich historical context spanning thousands of years Stunning photography of Hebron's most iconic sites A meaningful companion for spiritual seekers, history enthusiasts, and cultural explorers Whether you seek spiritual connection, historical understanding, or cultural immersion, Hebron: Journey to Our Roots will transform your visit into a profound ""roots journey"" that resonates with all of humanity. ✨ Perfect for travelers, students of history, and anyone eager to connect with Hebron's timeless story.

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Rabbi Elie Mischel is the Director of Education at Israel365. Before making Aliyah in 2021, he served as the Rabbi of Congregation Suburban Torah in Livingston, NJ. He also worked for several years as a corporate attorney at Day Pitney, LLP. Rabbi Mischel received rabbinic ordination from Yeshiva University's Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary. Rabbi Mischel also holds a J.D. from the Cardozo School of Law and an M.A. in Modern Jewish History from the Bernard Revel Graduate School of Jewish Studies. He is also the editor of HaMizrachi Magazine.

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