National Library of Israel
'My family will finally hear my story': New IDF reservist archive launches
The project, known in Hebrew as “Chaim al Hakav” (Life on the Line), described itself as a national digital archive designed to document reservists’ experiences.
Amir Harash wins Sapir Prize for 2025; Roni Partchek takes debut award
Hanukkah events and family activities at the National Library
National Library unveils rare 14th century Mishneh Torah manuscript
Grapevine: Friendship at the feast
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Ancient texts belonging to the Beta Israel community are set to be made available for public
Among the texts included in the project and penned in the Ge'ez language, is the Orit, the Beta Israel Torah which includes the five books of the Torah, the book of Joshua, Judges and Ruth.
Eylon Levy to promote Israel’s KAN's Virtual Museum on October 7 massacre in English
Launched in Hebrew on the first October 7 Memorial Day earlier this week, the 7.10.360 Virtual Museum allows users to embark on a virtual journey through the locations impacted by the massacre.
The rare, unusual Rosh Hashanah-Yom Kippur 'machzorim' at the National Library of Israel
One of the world’s largest collections of machzorim may be found at the National Library of Israel (NLI) in Jerusalem.
USC Shoah Foundation testimonies, including that of Oct. 7, to be available in Hebrew
The USC archive features some 59,000 videos, which include testimonies of Holocaust survivors and that of victims of the October 7 massacre.
Jerusalem Highlights: September 20-27
What's new to do in Israel's capital?
'The Ark': 2024 Jerusalem Design Week sparks new perspectives for future
Curated by Dana Benshalom and Sonja Olitsky, Jerusalem Design Week 2024 will open on September 19 at its flagship location, Hansen House.
Grapevine: Jerusalem is blooming
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
National Library of Israel launches Docu.Text Festival with premiere of Nova film
Several films and programs in the festival will be concerned with the current conflict, starting with the opening-night film, which will be the premiere of We Will Dance Again.
National library of Israel adds the iconic David Moss Haggadah to its collection
The drawings were described as a “stunning reflection of Jewish history and noting the pleasure it brings with every single page.”
