No, no, UNESCO, Hebron is Jewish, too

"The Tomb of the Patriarchs in Hebron is a sacred site for the world's major religions - venerated by Jews, Christians and Muslims. Jews lived in Hebron since antiquity, disrupted only by Arab riots in 1929. Naturally, the United Nations offshoot UNESCO - in thrall to Arab states - voted to declare as 'Palestinian heritage sites' the tomb as well as Hebron's Old City, erasing any acknowledgment of Jews from their history. A symbolic target struck by those who would obliterate Israel."