Three elderly Israeli women, including a Holocaust survivor, were forced to leave Madrid’s Museo Reina Sofía after being verbally attacked for displaying Jewish symbols, while no action was taken against those who harassed them.

Over the past 10 years, more than 500,000 people have visited the museum, about half of them tourists and half Israelis, including many school groups and soldiers.

The New York Times reports that the Association of Art Museum Directors paid $8,000 to lobby elected representatives against proposed changes to the Holocaust Expropriated Art Recovery Act of 2025.

The exhibit features these large-scale portraits as well as behind-the-scenes photos and other elements that aim to educate and inspire the public.

The Israel Museum in Jerusalem was ranked at number 92 on the list curated by The Art Newspaper with 855,157 visitors in 2024.

A print on sale read, “From NYC to Gaza, globalize the intifada,” and had an image of a New York City Police Department car on fire.

The exhibition presents an impressive array of Noah's Ark replicas, each meticulously crafted to showcase unique interpretations and artistic styles from different cultures and periods.

Take a look at some of the most incredible treasures gifted to the Knesset that are kept away from public view!

This is the story of a family that sacrificed everything to strike roots in their homeland in Israel.

A museum of journalism located in Washington, D.C., has honored two fallen Hamas terrorists that used to work for Al Aqsa TV.