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Thoughts on viewing the Great Isaiah Scroll - opinion
There is much more to be learned about the history of the Hebrew nation, its literature, and even geography from the Great Isaiah Scroll.
What is jazz? Jerusalem festival proves there’s no single answer
A voice of praise: Why this Haggadah puts Miriam at the center of the Exodus
The Passover playbook: Jerusalem activities the whole family can rally around during war
Israel Museum honors late Jerusalem artist Joseph Hirsch
A full 23 years after a large-scale posthumous retrospective at the University of Haifa and at the Artists House in Jerusalem, Hirsch has finally been given a slot by the Israel Museum.
Grapevine March 14, 2025: Anniversaries galore
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Two new shows at the Israel Museum expound on the subconscious
The “Lucid Dreams” exhibition and the Alma Mater sound, video, and light installation will run at the Israel Museum until June.
Time to react: Israel Museum photography exhibits on power and tragedy
There are a couple of photography exhibitions currently on display there that run the gamut of the emotional and cerebral spectrum, and then some.
Jerusalem Vibe: The conflict on Aza Street
The Rehavia neighborhood’s main traffic artery, Aza Street, is often shut down for protests, among other reasons.
Fearing an Iranian attack, Israeli museums move masterpieces to storage
This move is part of a broader effort to safeguard significant cultural assets amidst rising tensions with Iran.
MUZA, Eretz Israel Museum in Tel Aviv debuts exhibit on Mizrahi fashion brand Maskit
Maskit was founded by Ruth Dayan, the wife of defense minister Moshe Dayan.
The unique and fascinating history of Jerusalem's Ticho House - explainer
Ticho House is celebrating 40 years as a contemporary art annex of the Israel Museum.
The Jerusalem Jazz Festival marks its first decade
The jazz muses return to the Israel Museum for the Jerusalem Jazz Festival.
Check out the new photography exhibit at Jerusalem's Ticho House
The Hebrew title, “Asufat Or,” which translates as “collection of light,” references that basic factor in the photographic process, while the English name “Recollection” doesn’t.
