Hebron (Modern Hebron/Al-Khalil, West Bank, Palestine)
This sacred site housed Abraham’s tomb and served as David’s first capital. The name remained stable, though Arabic speakers call it “Al-Khalil,” meaning “friend” of God, following the 7th century Islamic conquests. Located in the West Bank, Palestine, it remains significant to multiple faiths. The tomb of the patriarchs stands as a testament to the city’s enduring religious importance.
