During the early years of Christianity, Archaeologists have uncovered proof that people still were converting to Judaism. An inscription from about 1,800 years ago recently unearthed in a burial cave in Beit Shearim reveals the name of the person buried in the cave - and also his identity: Yaakov Hagar (‘Hagar’ meaning ‘The convert’ in Hebrew). The full address and the story were presented at the "Northern Conference", which is shared by the University of Haifa and the Northern Region of the Israel Antiquities Authority.

13 June 2022

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From joint Iftar meals during Ramadan to business ventures, a group of settlers from the Jewish community in Hebron has been seeking true peace with their Palestinian neighbors. They call it the "Inner Abrahamic Agreements." Despite the PA threatening anyone who interacts with Jewish settlers, many local Arabs recognize the benefits of doing so.

16 June 2022

Read more: The Arabs And Jews Of Hebron Who Are Working To Create A New Reality