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Founded in 2015, Friends of Zion Museum is a non-profit organisation based in Jerusalem, Israel working on heritage, education.
The Friends of Zion Museum is a non-profit museum in Jerusalem, Israel, opened in 2015 with support from supporters of Israel worldwide. It presents a technologically advanced, interactive experience telling the stories of the dream of a Jewish national home and of non-Jewish individuals who helped realise it, including Christian supporters. Exhibits include life-size 3D holograms of Israel's prime ministers and a hall honouring the brave. The museum also hosts events, conferences and visits by faith leaders, and states that it serves as a platform for fighting BDS and anti-Semitism internationally. Tours are offered in 16 languages.
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Prime Ministers Holograms Exhibit
ViewHeritage · Israel
Interactive hologram exhibit in which visitors converse with Israel's prime ministers, with AI answers drawn from their speeches and writings, about the state's founding and decisions.
Hall of the Brave
ViewHeritage · Israel
Museum hall honouring individuals who helped realise the dream of a Jewish national home, including Jewish and non-Jewish supporters.
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