Hebron is such an important location in the soul of the Jewish People.
Yet, many challenge our proven ties to our parent’s resting place.
It is not enough to own Hebron.
In order to lay rights to our land, we need to LIVE in Hebron.
The local residents stand strong, proudly protecting our legacy despite the difficulties. They keep our presence alive in the city of our fathers. They keep our land safe. So you can visit anytime.
Developing a fledgling community is complicated.
Developing a community despite a fluctuating government, antagonistic neighbors and challenging economic opportunity is a mammoth task.
Turning this community into a thriving town that’s a magnet for over a million tourists yearly is nothing short of miraculous.
This miracle plays out daily in Hebron.
Through donors like you.
With generous funding from friends, through the Hebron Fund, nearly 1,000 distinguished Jewish residents turned Hebron into a beautiful oasis of life.
You sustain the joyful, proud Hebron Jewish Community daily.
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You are encouraging the government to keep Hebron in Jewish hands.
You are granting multitudes access to pivotal, holy gravesites.
You are on the front lines of upholding a kind, just humanity.
The Hebron Fund
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Brooklyn NY 11230
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Brooklyn, NY 11229
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The Hebron Fund produces concerts and cultural events several times a year.
These performances draw hundreds of thousands, showing the Israeli government how important Hebron is for humanity.
Hebron is more than 100 families who dwell there permanently. It is also about hundreds of thousands Israelis and tourists who care about Hebron and come to celebrate.
Only 3% of the city of Hebron is accessible to the Jewish community, leaving them constricted to a small area. The Hebron Fund helps the neighborhood children expand their horizons while keeping them productively occupied and safe.
When we provide trips, hot food, after school activities and ordinary, childhood fun, we show our gratitude to the hardy community that keeps our city strong.
The Hebron Fund also coordinates the safety of the neighborhood with the IDF. Everything, from the time the school bus goes through the neighborhoods to the bullet-proof buses that bring tourists, is mapped out to provide maximum protection.
Most buildings in Hebron date back to the late 1800s. These are historical buildings, and maintaining that is an immense task.
The Hebron Fund laid roofs, replaced pipes and hooked up electricity for many ancient buildings turned into modern dwellings. Courtyards have been repaved, including the Chicago Square, designed with visitors in mind.
Additionally, the Hebron Fund built community infrastructure with the establishment of new synagogues, stores and school buses.
Thanks to your support, many legendary buildings, such as Beit Haddassah, are still standing for generations to enjoy.
During the Jordan occupation of 1948-1967, Hebron fell into disrepair. Ever since a Jewish community returned to Hebron, you have helped them create significant capital improvements.
Lush gardens have been planted and park benches installed, impressing visiting governmental officials. Now, Hebron is noticeably more beautiful and people are proud to support it.
Parks and playgrounds have been built all over the neighborhood, adding life and laughter to the city. Together, we grant the community the basic human rights to live a wholesome life.
With an eye to the future, Kollel Ohr Shlomo Rabbinical Seminary trains future Rabbis and leaders.Located right next to the steps where Avraham purchased Ma’arat HaMachpela, this visionary institution seamlessly combines our past and future.
This Seminary was founded in memory of
Rabbi Shlomo Ra’anan hy”d, grandson of
Rav Abraham Isaac Hacohen Kook.
The community of Hebron is incredibly hardworking and ambitious. Due to their isolated location and diminished economic opportunities, many families still struggle.
We help the community celebrate holidays, pay for child care, host soldiers and help victims of terror.
Through the support of our donors, we aim to build the appropriate business infrastructure to help our Hebron heroes be self-sufficient.
“Because Hebron is such an important place in the soul of the Jewish People, the brave and dedicated people that see that and secure that deserve support and recognition.”
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