The Israel Museum announced today that it has relocated to its campus a model of ancient Jerusalem, which reconstructs the topography and architectural character of the city as it was in 66 ce, at the end of the Second Temple Era. Originally constructed on the grounds of Jerusalem's Holyland Hotel, this cultural landmark now becomes a permanent feature of the Museum's twenty-acre campus, adjacent to the Shrine of the Book.

Artists and art teachers from the Youth Wing of The Israel Museum, Jerusalem together with high school students will create a colorful forest in the city's central park.

The Israel Museum presents Prophets and Visionaries: Reuven Rubin's Early Years: 1914-23, an exhibition that offers the public an unprecedented opportunity to study works from the hitherto largely unexplored early years of Israel's artistic icon Reuven Rubin (1893-1974).