Check out Israeli museums amid the ongoing Hamas war
Some museums around Israel have begun opening their gates, and many offer free admission. Others are offering mainly online activities.
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Some museums around Israel have begun opening their gates, and many offer free admission. Others are offering mainly online activities.
Rare, 1,100-year-old manuscript travels in cockpit on historic El Al flight, will take up residence at Tel Aviv's ANU Museum of the Jewish People after $38 million purchase in May
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The Codex Sassoon Was Bought at Auction in New York for $38 Million in May and Donated to the Museum. The Price Makes the Bible Weighing 12 Kilograms the Most Expensive Jewish Manuscript in History and Contains Handwritten Signs Indicating How It Is to Be Read Aloud
The ANU Museum will be permanently displaying the codex in Tel Aviv starting on October 11, 2023.