The Center is well laid-out and easy to navigate with earphone sets that allow you to learn the history of this great man. You learn that he was truly a man of the people.
Das Menachem Begin Heritage Center
Foto: Das Menachem Begin Heritage Center
Sie sind eingeladen, das dramatischte Kapitel unserer Geschichte wieder zu erleben,
Das Begin Museum ist nicht nur ein Museum, es ist ein Erlebnis. Mithilfe der Lebensgeschichte des 6. Ministerpräsident Israels erzählt es eine Geschichte der faszinierenden Abschnitte der Geschichte Israel. Der Besucher wird auf eine Reise durch die Vergangenheit mitgenommen, indem Rekonstruktionen, echte Artefakten und seltene Dokumentationen sowie Nachstellungen, interaktive Elemente, eine dramatische Belechtung und inpirierende Soundtracks verwendet werden. Besucher sind eingeladen, an den wichtigsten Ereignissen des Menachem Begin’s Life „teilzunehmen“ – er verbrachte seine Kindheit und Jugend in Polen, befehrlight Irgun, leitete die Opposition im Knesset und wurde schließlich Ministerpräsident.
Neben dem Begin Museum werden eine Auswahl an Aktivitäten für alle Besucher angeboten, einschließlich folgende:
- Vorlesungen
- Kurse
- Tagesstudien Sitzungen
- Kulturelle Abende mit Musik und Unterhaltung
- Weiterbildende Events
- Spaziergänge
Das Zentrum bietet zusätzlich Konferenzräume, Klassenräume, Sitzungsräume, Seminarräume und ein elegantes Auditorium mit 300 Plätzen an. Das Museum ist gegenüber des Jerusalem Cinemateque, in der Nähe vom Mishkenot Sha’ananim.
Reservireungen im Vorraus sind erforderlich.
Simultanübersetzungen verfügbar in Englisch, Französisch, Arabisch und Spanisch
Basiert auf 260 Reisebewertungen"Giant of a man"
Menachem Begin was both a warrior and a peacemaker. His ambition was to expel the British from Palestine. As leader of the breakaway group Irgun, he was instrumental in achieving that aim. He eventually ended 30 years of Labor dominance in the Knesset and led a Likud-dominated coalition to power. In 1979,...
MoreMenachem Begin was both a warrior and a peacemaker. His ambition was to expel the British from Palestine. As leader of the breakaway group Irgun, he was instrumental in achieving that aim. He eventually ended 30 years of Labor dominance in the Knesset and led a Likud-dominated coalition to power. In 1979, Begin became a peacemaker, doing a deal with Egypt's President Anwar Sadat. The peace agreement was not universally popular as it involved territorial concessions, including returning Sanai to Egypt. This led to bitter recriminations. Begin, for all his faults, was a giant of a man. Even if the peace between Israel and Egypt is a cold peace, it is better than no peace at all.
Weniger"Worth a visit!"
This museum is a very well done presentation of one of Israel's major leaders. There are interesting photos, historical items and recreations of spaces that were important to the life of Menachem Begin. The terrace has beautiful views of the city and there's a small but very well appointed gift shop in the lobby....
MoreThis museum is a very well done presentation of one of Israel's major leaders. There are interesting photos, historical items and recreations of spaces that were important to the life of Menachem Begin. The terrace has beautiful views of the city and there's a small but very well appointed gift shop in the lobby. My major suggestion is that the museum LOWER the volume on the audio in the museum. I took the English tour and you have a headset with English translations of the speeches and interviews you hear as you travel from room to room. Unfortunately, it was hard to hear the translations because the audio in the room was overpowering the headsets. I nearly got a headache at times. I hope they can figure out a way to make this a more pleasant experience.
Weniger"A tribute to one of Israel's greatest Prime Ministers"