Ancient stone mask uncovered on Mount Hebron Leading archaeologists theorize the artifact may have represented an ancient deified ancestor figure or primordial supernatural entity that held profound symbolic importance for the prehistoric population. Hanan Greenwood June 4, 2024
J’lem forest fire threatening Israel Museum brought under control The blaze forced the evacuation of the institution, damaging the roof of the youth wing building. June 2, 2024
Ilan Ramon’s space diary moved to Israel’s National Library in Jerusalem After the late astronaut's diary undergoes preservation processes, it will be considered for public presentation. May 30, 2024
Ancient Egyptian coffin lids undergo CT in Jerusalem The examination shed light on the craftsmanship of the artisans who built them. Pesach Benson May 21, 2023
Israel Museum acquires rare 18th-century ‘shiviti’ Jewish amulet It also gained a wall map by D. Haines of Philadelphia dated to 1828. April 14, 2023
Israel Museum inaugurates exhibit to mark India’s 75th birthday The display features 14 large-scale Indian sculptures made of bronze and stone, created between the fourth and 13th centuries. Dec. 1, 2022
Ten of the most beautiful buildings in Jerusalem From the Dome of the Rock to Yad Vashem, these iconic structures in the Israeli capital represent a myriad of styles and eras. Danya Belkin Feb. 3, 2021
Several Israeli museums to open doors after temporary closures due to COVID-19 Visitors have to order tickets online, and admissions will be limited. Nov. 30, 2020
New exhibit on Maimonides celebrates renowned Jewish scholar with internationally accrued collection Items in the “Maimonides: A Legacy in Script” exhibit include several of his manuscripts and an example of his original signature, with which he authorized the edited version of his seminal commentary on the core Jewish holy texts, known as the Mishneh Torah. Dec. 17, 2018