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Archive November 14, 2016

Menachem Lubinsky, co-chair of the ICPHH was the keynote speaker at an event sponsored by the Canadian chapter of the ICPHH at the home of Evelyn and Paul Jacobs, leaders of the ICPHH.

Archive November 14, 2016

Work on the fence and gates on the Eastern section of Har Hazeitim is near completion

Archive November 4, 2016

Princess Katarina of Yugoslavia, the granddaughter of Princess Alice of Battenburg, is continuing her tour of London synagogues and raising the issue of Har Hazeitim. She has already visited the famed St. John’s Synagogue. Princess Katarina participated in the House of Commons event in the summer.

Archive October 26, 2016

Several hundred people came to Har Hazeitim on Hoshana Rabba to pray opposite the Temple Mount. This unprecedented gathering is part of the ongoing return of visitors to the far more secure Har Hazeitim.

Archive October 10, 2016

First Sergeant Yossi Kirma, killed in the October 9th terrorist attack, was a frequent visitor to Har Hazeitim and frequently accompanied VIP visitors. ICPHH rep Joshua Wander, who is also a medic, was one of the first to treat Kirma.

Archive October 6, 2016

Prince Charles Visits Grave of Grandmother on HHZ, Briefed by Malcolm Hoenlein on ICPHH

Prince Charles, the UK’s Prince of Wales, visited the grave of his grandmother, Princess Alice of Battenberg on Har Hazeisim after attending the funeral of Shimon Peres last Friday. The Prince decided to visit the…

Archive September 22, 2016

Marine Park in Brooklyn is the latest community to host a fundraiser on behalf of Har Hazeitim. It took place on October 9th.

Archive September 22, 2016

Princess Katrina of Yugoslavia, a granddaughter of Princess Alice, the mother of Prince Philip, who is buried in the Gethsemane section of Har Hazeitim has visited a number of shuls in London recently and has agreed to serve on the UK Committee for the Preservation of Har Hazeitim.

Archive September 22, 2016

Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked told Jewish leaders in New York earlier this month that she was working to implement tougher sentences for minors involved in rock-throwing incidents.

Archive August 12, 2016

Work continues on the construction of a fence and wall, according to Rabbi Hillel Horowitz, the head of the Council of Jerusalem Cemeteries