Shiloh

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Orit and her husband, Ira, came to Judea and Samaria in 1975. Initially, they moved to Ofrah, but for the last thirty years they have resided in Shiloh.Shiloh A religious community in the Ephraim mountains of southern Samaria, belonging to the Binyamin regional council, and established 5738 (1978). Tel Shiloh and its visitors’ center, where the remains of ancient Shiloh have been the modern town of two hundred and thirty families. “I have very clear memories of those days . I found it hard to believe that we would succeed. It was quite...

Upon entering Eli, the community where Boaz lives, a beautiful panorama brimming with vast rolling hills could be seen ahead of us. Boaz was already waiting outside to greet us. He would later point out the view of the nearby community of Shiloh – the place that the Mishkan (Holy Tabernacle), the precursor to the Temple, first rested in the land of Israel. Pondering the name of his community, I inquired where the name Eli came from. Boaz smiled and enthusiastically answered that his hometown name was inspired by the name of the Biblical priest Eli, who had served and...

Explore the breathtaking landscapes, ancient ruins, and vibrant culture of Judea and Samaria, where every corner tells a story and invites you to connect with the heart of Israel. The City of Hebron: A Historical Treasure Hebron, one of the oldest cities in the world, is steeped in biblical significance. It is known as the burial place of the patriarchs and matriarchs, with the Tomb of the Patriarchs (Machpelah) serving as a focal point for visitors. Walking through the ancient streets of Hebron, you can feel the weight of history surrounding you. The city’s atmosphere is infused with stories of...

Walking the Living Bible: Judea & Samaria Where Prayers Still Echo The First Deed of Belonging In Hebron, Abraham purchased the Cave of Machpelah to bury Sarah – Israel’s first deed of land. That act was more than a burial; it was a declaration of belonging. Today, Hebron is once again alive with the sounds of Jewish children, echoing the days of the Patriarchs and Matriarchs. Families who live here carry forward the first footsteps of ownership written into the Bible. Ruth’s Faith and David’s Song In Bethlehem and the neighboring Gush Etzion, Ruth gleaned in the fields, binding her...