Yesterday marked the Hebrew date of the 1929 Hebron Massacre, in which 67 unarmed civilians were murdered by their neighbors in a violent Antisemitic riot. The following interview took place at the ancient cemetery of Hebron where many of the victims were buried. The children of Sholom Ber Goldshmidt, a child survivor of the massacre lost his father Rabbi Moshe Goldshmidt. The family today is supportive of the renewed Jewish community and consider it part of heir heritage regardless of the traum

From "Ideal Travel Talks - Palestine 1934" Note that Jews were banned from entering the Tomb of the Patrarchs. Also, note the memorial to the victims of the 1929 Hebron massacre. | Hebron Jewish Community and Biblical Heritage Site

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🕯️ On August 23-24, 1929, over 60 Jews were murdered in what became known as the Hebron Massacre. It was one of the bloodiest slaughters of Jewish civilians during British rule of Mandatory Palestine. | World Jewish Congress