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Photo Essay: Hevron's Peace House
Though the state continues to try to negate the sale, Jewish families have moved into Hevron's Beit HaShalom (Peace House) and are fixing to stay.
By Ezra HaLevi
First Publish: 7/4/2007, 2:58 PM
Though the state continues to try to negate the sale, Jewish families have moved into Hevron's Beit HaShalom (Peace House) and are fixing to stay. 
Outside view of the rear of Beit HaShalom
View of Kiryat Arba from a Beit HaShalom balcony
Beit HaShalom resident Orli Pollack points to the area below the house where Jewish worshippers walk between Kiryat Arba and Hevron
A child plays in the entrance hall of Beit HaShalom
Worshippers' Way can be seen clearly from Beit HaShalom
An empty field below Beit HaShalom
A family with three kids calls this small room home
IDF soldiers on the roof of Beit HaShalom
Click here for Arutz-7's coverage of the move into Beit HaShalom.
(Photos: Ezra HaLevi)