A revolutionary experience at the Friends of Zion Museum
The museum's content is accessible to visitors by advanced means, unique soundtracks specially designed for the museum, and innovative presentation capabilities to give you an entirely new perspective on the Zionist story. The museum tells the story of the non-Jews, who believed in the biblical promise and the bond between the people of Israel and their land, and went above and beyond to help the Jewish people. The seven spaces of the museum are a journey in the ways of the heroes: by hand, you can watch their story. The museum offers a multi-sensory experience consisting of advanced screens, 3D technologies, and original soundtracks not found elsewhere.
Explore the Museum
The tour of the museum begins with a “selfie” photo. Then, in the museum spaces, you can see the birth of the Biblical promise, between God and Abraham. The covenant began when God called Abraham, and he responded immediately, "Here I am." The motif of Abraham’s response will follow through your museum tour. In the progression of history, you can see how the promise affected brave individuals who chose to stand by the Jewish people and stand up to the divine call. In the "Visionary" space with 36 touch screens, you can awaken 12 visionaries who worked overseas to fulfill the promise. You will experience their story in a mixed and interactive way. Among the visionaries, you will find Lord Balfour, who established a national home for Jews in the Land of Israel. The museum ends with a screening of a 3D movie in which you ask yourself how everything you experienced on the day of the visit will continue to ring true in your personal life. How will you choose to answer the call? You are invited to join the tens of millions who support us worldwide through social networks and various other means. The Friends of Zion Museum is located in the center of Jerusalem, in the picturesque Nahalat Shiva neighborhood. In this neighborhood, the ancient houses and cafes will give you a glimpse into the 19th century in Jerusalem, when the Jewish community settled for the first time outside the walls of the Old City.
