Supreme Court Judges Suggested to Lease the Hebron Market Buildings to Hebron’s Jewish community
Excerpts from David Wilder Article Murdered Twice?;
“Following the murder of Shalhevet Pass at the beginning of the Oslo War, Hebron children began utilizing the structures as a place to play and take cover during the constant shooting attacks from the overlooking Abu Sneneh Hills. Over a period of time, the Hebron community invested tens of thousands of dollars to convert the former fruit and vegetable stalls into livable apartments. Presently, the former ‘shuk,’ renamed the ‘Mitzpe Shalhevet Neighborhood,’ houses Hebron families, and a Torah study hall opened in Shalhevet’s memory.”