Israel Museum
Ancient maps, scorched books, and survival art: Inside Israel Museum’s winter exhibitions
The Israel Museum opens its new winter fare with ancient charts, abstract paintings, compelling graphics, and alfresco beauty.
Late Blossoms: Imagined encounters in Anna Ticho’s literary salon - book review
Local Testimony 2025: Powerful images of conflict, life, and hope at Eretz Israel Museum
Melting Point at the Museum for Islamic Art shows what jewellery can be
Were the Qumranites preparing for the War of Gog and Magog?
A visit to Qumran National Park and the history of the Dead Sea Scrolls
Israel Museum to reopen on Tuesday
Although it briefly reopened in the summer, Israel’s flagship museum, has been closed most of the time since the beginning of the pandemic in March.
Israel Museum goes remote for exhibit at Ticho House
Somehow, the “impersonal” digital presentation fit the bill to a tee, in more than one sense.
Sotheby's auctioning 18th-century Torah shield for $1 million
The items are part of a trove from the Sassoon family, a wealthy family originally from Iraq, that the auction house is bringing for sale next month.
Israel Museum to reopen thanks to $4 million grant
The grant will be transferred soon, a representative for the museum said, and the museum will reopen shortly.
With coronavirus restrictions lifted, why is the Israel Museum closed?
While some smaller museums have been able to reopen a few of their galleries, Jerusalem’s Israel Museum has remained closed to visitors
Israel Museum celebrates a decade of supporting local artists collection
Opening later this month, some of the works will be on display at the Israel Museum as part of the 'Shutters and Stairs: Elements of Modern Architecture in Contemporary Art' exhibition.
3,400-year-old Egyptian artifact uncovered in Israel on display in Jerusalem
The artifact was spotted by chance by an Israeli veterinarian swimming off the shores of Atlit, south of Haifa.
Grapevine: Human mosaic
IN THE days when he was director of the Israel Museum, one of the people with whom James Snyder worked closely was Dan Meridor, who at the time was chairman of the museum’s board.
New exhibition reveals the secrets of the Israeli ‘Mayflower’
On December 19th, 1919, Ruslan, carrying 600 travelers from Odessa, docked at the port of Jaffa. It has been dubbed “the Israeli Mayflower,” because many of its passengers entered Israel's pantheon.
