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Início. Ligações externas. Beth Hatefutsoth. Museu Nahum Goldmann da Diáspora Judaica (Beth Hatefutsoth) é um museu de história e antropologia dedicado às comunidades judaicas do mundo. O museu foi fundado em 1978 após 10 anos de construção.
- Irina Nevzlin
- 32° 6' 49.7" N 34° 48' 18.9" E
- museu, base de dados online, museu histórico
- 1978 (45 anos)
Beth Hatefutsoth is unique among museums in the world in the field of the humanities. It contains no artifacts or historical relics and aims at presenting a kaleidoscope of Jewish history and life during 2,500 years of Diaspora through the use of the most varied and innovative techniques.
- About The Museum
- About The Exposition
- The Mosaic
- The Journey
- The Foundations
To present and display the unique and ongoing 4,000 year-old story of the Jewish people – past, present and future.To nurture a sense of belonging among Jewish visitors and to strengthen Jewish identity.To serve as the central address for Jewish discourse, engagement and learning for Jewish individuals, families, communities and organizations from Israel and around the worldFour Spectacular Wings Tell the Story of the Jewish people: It was well worth the wait, and now you can’t allow yourself to miss it: after ten years of planning and construction, the largest Jewish museum in the world is opening its doors. You’re invited to join a fascinating journey that portrays the story of the Jewish people through the generati...
Identity and Culture in Our Times The story begins in the present. The incredible diversity of the expressions of Jewish identity and culture enables each and every one of us to find something of ourselves here. The folklore and the arts, the language and the literature, the different denominations in Judaism, and the Jewish contribution to humanit...
The Historical Story Through the Generations This is the unique and ongoing story of the Jewish people, from ancient times and up to the present. In it, you can find chapters of growth, prosperity and cultural dialog, alongside periods of pogroms and persecutions. The journey, which extends over thousands of years, begins with the story of the Jewi...
A Common Base, A Universal Message The ideological foundations on which Jewish existence has been built over the years – are foundations which have both a particular-Jewish dimension as well as a general-universal dimension that has bearing on human civilization as a whole. The unique foundations include the Sabbath (Shabbat), the covenant, the cyc...
The Museum opened as Beit Hatfutsot in 1978 thanks to the vision of Nahum Goldmann. In 2005, the Israeli Knesset passed the Beit Hatfutsot Law that defines the museum as "the National Center for Jewish communities in Israel and around the world".
In 2005, the Knesset passed the Beit Hatfutsot Law that defines Beit Hatfutsot as “the National Center for Jewish communities in Israel and around the world.” After ten years of planning and construction, the largest Jewish museum in the world reopened in 2020 with a new name ANU - The Museum of the Jewish People.
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Beit Hatfutsot is without doubt one of the most interesting museums in Tel Aviv. Visiting Beit Hatfutsot: The museum of the jewish people. Opening hours of Beit Hatfutsot. Sun-Wed 10:00-17:00. Thur 10:00-22:00. Fri 09:00-14:00. Sat 10:00-15:00. Address. Klausner Street, Tel Aviv University. Map. Phone. 03-6408000. Museum Website.
Anu Museum - Museum of the Jewish People: a museum in Tel Aviv of Jewish culture and art, which tells the story of the Jewish people
