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Rising from the Ashes: Archaeology in a National Crisis

Rising from the Ashes: Archaeology in a National Crisis

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One Hour
The Alejandro Weinstein Crenovich Exhibition reveals the painful story of October 7th through the eyes of archaeologists for the first time

This new exhibition, opened at the Jay and Jeanie Schottenstein National Campus for the Archaeology of Israel in Jerusalem, presents the extraordinary involvement of the Israel Antiquities Authority at the scene of a modern-day disaster — this time, not to uncover relics of the distant past, but to assist in the search for missing persons in charred homes and sites in the communities of the Gaza Envelop.
Through unprecedented documentation of the events of that horrific day, the exhibition invites visitors on a journey etched in memory and heart: from shock and loss, through painful reflection, to a glimmer of hope for renewal rising from the destruction.
The multi-layered use of audio-visual media, narration, and vivid interactive displays allows the visitor to experience the story not merely as a testimony, but as a personal and collective journey of documentation and remembrance.
The exhibition visit is intended for adults and conducted in groups only, accompanied by professional and sensitive guidance.

Prices:

  • Participation fee: 30 NIS
  • Seniors / Students / Soldiers / Persons with disabilities – 20 NIS

More Information:

  • Advance Registration Required
  • The tour is subject to minimum registration

Getting Here:

The National Campus for the Archaeology of Israel is located in the Museum Campus in Jerusalem, adjacent to the Israel Museum.

Public Transportation:
Bus lines: 7, 9, 14, 35, 66

Driving Directions:
Enter "National Campus for the Archaeology of Israel" in Google Maps or Waze. Parking is available in nearby parking areas.

dates & times

  • Thursday
    25/6/2611:30-12:30
  • Thursday
    25/6/2615:00-16:00
  • Sunday
    28/6/2615:00-16:00
  • Tuesday
    30/6/2611:30-12:30
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based on 78 traveler reviews
  • Ady Hirsch
    Ady Hirsch
    February 13, 2026

    Fascinating - we went to see the Rising fron the Ashes" exhibition, on the Antiquities Authority's,part in locating the missing victims of the 7.10 massacre. A sensitive, well thought out presentation that remains with yo...

  • hagi yohanan
    hagi yohanan
    January 16, 2026

    I am a tourist guide, and they had a special experience. A tour of the archaeology center requires prior coordination. They learned what happens after the excavation, the laboratories and processes that you don't usually...

  • Emir Haleva
    Emir Haleva
    July 10, 2025

    A fascinating tour in a remarkable setting. The experience guides you through the stunning architecture designed by Moshe Safdie, gradually leading you down into the building like a descent through layers of an archaeolog...

  • Avichay Dekel
    Avichay Dekel
    April 7, 2025

    Beautiful, well maintained structure

  • Daniela Hayoun
    Daniela Hayoun
    February 22, 2026

    A fascinating place. An interesting experience that sheds light on the work of deciphering the archaeological findings. The thinking behind the architecture of the building is also interesting. There is a wing of stolen a...

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