WhatsappHebron is always a heated topic. But what does this ancient city mean to the Jewish people? How do they connect to G-d there?
Praising G-d in Hebron
Despite all the challenges that the Jewish people face in the world, in Israel, and in Hebron specifically, the nation of Israel has continued to thank and praise G-d for thousands of years. And that says a lot about the Jews. No matter what happens, they still turn to G-d. They turn to Him in the good and the bad. And even during the seemingly bad or challenging times, the Jewish people praise G-d. They thank Him for all that they do have.
The holiday of Passover is the holiday that represents freedom. It does not only celebrate the physical freedom from ancient Egypt, but Jews celebrate spiritual freedom as well. It is something to thank G-d for that the nation of Israel can sing praises to Him in the ancient city of Hebron.
The Nature of the Jewish People
This video says a lot about the Jewish people. Jews are a people of thanks and appreciation. They are a people of gratitude, love, and kindness. Hebron is such a heated topic in the world because people think that the Jews stole it from the Arabs. In reality, it has been a Jewish city for thousands of years. And Jews are happy to coexist with Arabs. The nation of Israel is a nation that sings and dances.
Sadly, many Arabs in this ancient city act violently instead of singing praises to G-d like the Jewish people do.
If only people knew the truth.
