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Welcome!

The Testimony House, which presents the Holocaust and the post-Holocaust revival, is the unique realization of the burning passion of a group of Holocaust survivors to share their first-hand experiences with future generations.

The museum is located in Nir Galim, Israel. Nir Galim, a pastoral village located south of Tel Aviv, was established in 1949 by these survivors.

Unlike most other Holocaust remembrance centers, Nir Galim's Holocaust survivors actively participate in and guide The Testimony House's museum, archive, educational center and diverse programs.

We invite you to visit The Testimony House for a unique, enlightening and even uplifting experience.

Plan Your Visit

Museum

The visit begins with a tour of Moshav Nir Galim, which was founded by Holocaust survivors. During the moshav tour, visitors hear stories about the revival of Holocaust survivors in Israel.

Educational Activities

The Testimony House aims to deepen and strengthen the memory of the Holocaust through its activities.

Archive

The Testimony House collects, documents and preserves important material about religious Zionism during the Holocaust and the revival of the people of Israel.

Glass House

In 2014 we established a very Innovative, unique, and fascinating exhibition, which tells the rescue story of many of the Budapest Jews – "The Glass House" exhibition.

YOU COULDN'T HELP THEN, BUT YOU CAN HELP NOW.

The lessons of the Holocaust are - unfortunately - still very relevant.

Your contribution will have an immediate and direct impact on educating future generations.

HELP THEM TELL THEIR STORY.

DONATE NOW

About

The Testimony House, established by the association of Bnei Akiva veterans at the early 1990s, aims to amplify and deepen educational activity related to Holocaust remembrance. Through its museum, archive, educational center and diverse activities, The Testimony House offers a unique, enlightening and even uplifting way to learn about the Holocaust and the post-Holocaust revival.

Hours

Sunday-Thursday:
8:30am - 4pm,
with advance reservation

The museum is closed on Shabbat and holidays.

Tickets

Ticket price is 30 ILS per person

Group discounts are available