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- Webinar: Hope, Resilience and A New Jewish Narrative
- Minister of Foreign Affairs of Norway Visits ANU – Museum of the Jewish People
- The Comeback of Yere’im Shelahuni: A Yom Kippur Liturgical Poem
- Days of Awe: Shai Agnon’s Anthology for Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur and the Days In Between
- Dawood’s Life Project: The Jew From Iraq Who Introduced the Quran to the West
- Viva Dineros: The Telenovela That’s the History of the First Banking Family in Pre-State Israel
- Queen Esther: The Tragic Story of the Female Trailblazer Sister of Bashevis Singer
- The Girl from Odessa Who Became the Pioneer of Gynecology in Pre-State Israel
- The Enemy of My Enemy: The Story of Jewish Soldiers in the Finnish Army Who Fought Alongside Nazi Germany
- ANU Museum of the Jewish People Acquires the Most Influential Book in History – The Codex Sassoon
- “The Best Place to Grow Up In”: The Sholem Aleichem Cooperative Houses in New York
- To the last frame: The Photographer who was killed on the first day of war
- “One of the Most Beautiful Books Ever Made by Hand of a Man”: Szyk’s Brave Haggadah
- “The People of Kiev Made Him a Target and Imposed the Suffering on All Jews”: The Beilis Case – The Last Blood Libel
- The Chinese Saga of the Jewish Physician from Vienna: The Story of Jakob Rosenfeld
- Maximum Factor: The Jewish Makeup Artist Who Fled From the Tsar Straight to the Greatest Stars of Hollywood
- “You Can’t Be Beautiful and Hate”: The First Jewish Miss America and Her Battle Against Antisemitism
- “If I slept for one hour, 30 people would die”: The Jewish Forger Who Saved Tens of Thousands of Lives
- The Madness of Killer Stalin: 70 Years After the Doctors’ Plot and 75 Years After Mikhoels’ Murder
- From Tom Jones to Rembrandt: The First Femme Fatale in the Bible
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Recent Posts
- Webinar: Hope, Resilience and A New Jewish Narrative
- Minister of Foreign Affairs of Norway Visits ANU – Museum of the Jewish People
- The Comeback of Yere’im Shelahuni: A Yom Kippur Liturgical Poem
- Days of Awe: Shai Agnon’s Anthology for Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur and the Days In Between
- Dawood’s Life Project: The Jew From Iraq Who Introduced the Quran to the West
- Viva Dineros: The Telenovela That’s the History of the First Banking Family in Pre-State Israel
- Queen Esther: The Tragic Story of the Female Trailblazer Sister of Bashevis Singer
- The Girl from Odessa Who Became the Pioneer of Gynecology in Pre-State Israel
- The Enemy of My Enemy: The Story of Jewish Soldiers in the Finnish Army Who Fought Alongside Nazi Germany
- ANU Museum of the Jewish People Acquires the Most Influential Book in History – The Codex Sassoon
- “The Best Place to Grow Up In”: The Sholem Aleichem Cooperative Houses in New York
- To the last frame: The Photographer who was killed on the first day of war
- “One of the Most Beautiful Books Ever Made by Hand of a Man”: Szyk’s Brave Haggadah
- “The People of Kiev Made Him a Target and Imposed the Suffering on All Jews”: The Beilis Case – The Last Blood Libel
- The Chinese Saga of the Jewish Physician from Vienna: The Story of Jakob Rosenfeld
- Maximum Factor: The Jewish Makeup Artist Who Fled From the Tsar Straight to the Greatest Stars of Hollywood
- “You Can’t Be Beautiful and Hate”: The First Jewish Miss America and Her Battle Against Antisemitism
- “If I slept for one hour, 30 people would die”: The Jewish Forger Who Saved Tens of Thousands of Lives
- The Madness of Killer Stalin: 70 Years After the Doctors’ Plot and 75 Years After Mikhoels’ Murder
- From Tom Jones to Rembrandt: The First Femme Fatale in the Bible
Recent years
- Danna Paz Prins
- December 12, 2018
We were proud and delighted to host Prof.Siro Polo Padolecchia at the Museum of the Jewish People at Beit Hatfutsot.
Siro Polo Padolecchia, born in Venice in an ancient noble family, is the last living descendant of Marco Polo. Former Ambassador of Italy at the United Nations, he assisted maaplilim to arrive to Israel after World War II.
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©2024, Anu - Museum of the Jewish People in Tel Aviv | Telephone: 03-5008080
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Visiting Hours
Sunday
10am-5pm
Monday
10am-5pm
Tuesday
10am-5pm
Wednesday
10am-5pm
Thursday
10am-5pm
Friday
10am-2pm
Saturday
10am-5pm
Admission Prices (NIS)
Regular
52
Israeli Senior citizens
26
Persons with disabilities, college/university students, “olim”
42
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Free entrance
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free entrance (please show I.D.)
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Phone
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Tel Aviv University, Ramat Aviv Entrance from gate #2 (Matatia gate)
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