Tower of David Museum
Jerusalem highlights: October 23-29
What's new to do in Israel's capital?
Beneath a German lake, above a Nazi bunker: Israeli artist explores buried memory - feature
Awake Jerusalem to bring Christian leaders from 51 nations to Tower of David
Spiritual guide promotes worldwide meditation event to mark 25th anniversary of September 11 attack
Tower of David Museum to hold four-day digital art festival
Hands up, anyone who knows what NFT stands for. How about DAO? Or what is a metaverse? How about blockchain?
Turkish and Israeli jewelry designers collaborate to create joint contemporary exhibition
Between a Break and a Breakdown: Jewelry as a Mirror of Our Times, a joint Israeli-Turkish exhibition being held as part of the 5th Jerusalem Biennale, opened Wednesday night.
Tower of David: Exposing the Citadel’s secrets
Imagine a few centuries ago, an Ottoman soldier as he walks along Jerusalem’s city wall. Perhaps it was a long and windy winter night, perhaps a summer day, right after dawn.
Cornerstone laid in Jerusalem. Find out where
The Patrick and Lina Drahi Entrance Pavilion will open to visitors in 2022 and will be constructed of steel, stone and glass.
Jerusalem's archaeological secrets explored in Tower of David pavilion
The construction works to build the new structure by the Jaffa Gate have opened rare archaeological opportunities.
Jerusalem highlights: September 24-30
What's new in Israel's capital in the upcoming week.
Coin from 2nd Temple Mount era found during Tower of David conservation
Tyrian shekels are often mentioned in historical accounts from the Second Temple Period, but a very few have actually been found.
This week in Jerusalem: Spread of the red
Peggy Cidor's round-up of city affairs
Iconic Tower of David to display new finds in major $40 million renewal
Jerusalem Mayor: Tower of David links Old City of Jerusalem to new city; and its renovation benefits the entire urban landscape
My Word: Culture, corona and the Banai clan
Two years in the making, the exhibition couldn’t have come at a better – or stranger – time.