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Israel Museum

Politics / Government / Business and Economy / Jerusalem / Science and Tech / United Nations (UN)

Netanyahu, Guterres, Review Israeli Innovation Success

By JNi.Media

Water-Gen is a technology that provides an inexpensive, available and renewable source of clean fresh drinking water by directly extracting it from the atmosphere.

Featured / History / Jerusalem / Archaeology

Emperor Justinian Mosaic Inscription Unearthed near Damascus Gate

By JNi.Media

The Greek inscription mentioning the Byzantine emperor Justinian was exposed on a mosaic floor in a room that was probably used as a hostel for pilgrims.

Headline / Op-Eds

Want a Path to Peace? Pound the Table at Abbas

By Jonathan S. Tobin

If Trump really believes the missing ingredient for peace has been a master real estate dealmaker, he’s wrong. But his willingness to pound the table at Abbas is nevertheless significant.

Featured / Ari Fuld's Sword of Israel

Did Trump Just Say What I Think He Said?! [Video]

By Ari Fuld HY"D

Ari Fuld talks on Facebook about Trump's visit in Israel.

Government / History / News Briefs / Science and Tech / Archaeology

National Campus for the Archaeology of Israel Taking Shape in Jerusalem

By JNi.Media

Among the many artifacts on display will be breathtaking mosaics, laboratories for the treatment of artifacts, the Dead Sea scrolls, intriguing, 7,000 year-old objects, and an audiovisual presentation projected in the National Treasures center.

Photo of the Day

The Ancient Susiya Synagogue

By Photo of the Day

The excavated synagogue in Susiya dates from the 4th to the 7th century CE and was in continuous use until the 9th century CE.

IDF & Security / Jewish / Politics / History / News Briefs / Islamists / Jerusalem / The Temple Mount / Judea & Samaria / Religion

Thousands March 9 B'Av Night in Support of Israeli Sovereignty in Judea and Samaria

By JNi.Media

The state of mind of "I can't do it" is the cause of defeat. That's the root of the destruction, said march organizer Yehudit Katsover.

News Briefs / Arts and Entertainment / Jerusalem

Jerusalem’s Israel Museum Searches for New Director

By Jewish Press News Desk

The present director transformed the Israel Museum into a world-class institution and doubled visitor numbers.

Photo of the Day

Best Friends Forever?

By Photo of the Day

Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked met with Attorney General Yehuda Weinstein at a special Cabinet meeting held in the Israel Museum on May 19, 2015. The position of Attorney General is one of those that Shaked hopes to reform.

Israel / News Briefs / Holidays & Observances / Religion / Archaeology

Rare ‘Four Species’ Coin from Bar Kochba in Display in Israel

By Jewish Press Staff

The exhibition includes the largest gold medallion with Judaic symbols known in existence.

Jordana in Jerusalem

Wine, Cheese and Memories

By Jordana Brown

I love a lot about Jerusalem. I love that even though it's hot, it's a dry heat with breezes. I love that it's a bustling town, but not the metropolis that is Tel Aviv. I love that the air feels Jewish, which is a weird thing to conceptualize, but not if you've been here. But […]

Photo of the Day

Bamboo

By Photo of the Day

The Israel Museum has a wonderful interactive exhibit called "Bamboo", or as the kids call it, "Bambuk". Made completely out of bamboo poles and rope, you can walk all over around it, all the way to the top of this multistory structure. Highly recommended.

Israel / News Briefs

Israel Museum Buys 1,500-Year-Old Persian Coin Collection

By Jewish Press News Desk

The Israel Museum has bought more than 1,200 silver coins that were used in Persia in the 4th and 5th centuries and which includes several rare coins. Referring to a rare silver artifact called the “first Jewish coin” because of the inscription of the word “Judea” in Aramaic, the museum’s chief curator of archaeology, Chaim […]

Photo of the Day

Kite-Flying Festival

By Jewish Press Staff

The Kite-Flying Festival, held annually at the Israel Museum, has become a Jerusalem tradition. Professional and amateur kite lovers from all over the country gather in Jerusalem every summer to fly kites that they designed themselves or created at the workshops held at the museum during the festival. During the festival, the museum's skies are […]

Israel / US / News Briefs / Science and Tech

Israel to Show Off to Obama Hi-Tech ‘Robot Snake’ (Video)

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Israel is going all out it impress Obama. Israel will show off for the president a robot snake, mini desktop and six other hi-tech products in a “Better World” exhibit at the Israel Museum.

Jewish / News Briefs / Religion / Archaeology

King Herod Exhibition Tracing the Life of a Builder and a Murderer

By Jacob Edelist

Lionized as “the greatest builder in human history,” King Herod was also demonized for his cruelty and his shady religious origins.

Serials

Getzlight – Chapter II

By Ruchama Feuerman

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