Living Museum

This Yom Haatzmaut, Jerusalem is hosting a “Living Museum” honoring the heroes of Israel – past and present.

This year’s event is dedicated to those we lost in the October 7 Hamas massacre, our fallen IDF soldiers, our hostages and the tens-of-thousands of displaced families from Israel’s Northern & Southern borders.

Reenactment of Historic Moments
The heroism of Henrietta Szold, Hannah Senesh, Geula Cohen, paratroopers who helped liberate Jerusalem in the Six-Day War, and daring underground heroes, presented via actors, singers, musicians and dancers.

Safra Square

1867: The First Municipality (Building 9)
Cultural Heroes (Back of Building 5)
Everyone Wants Palestine (Building 5)
A Groundbreaking Woman (in the Plaza)
Aliyah from Morocco (in the Plaza)
A Russian Consult is invited to a Concert (Daniel’s Garden)
Teddy Kollek, National Hero (Building 10)
Those were the Days (in the Plaza)
Different Times (Building 13)

The Magistrates Court Building

Prince Sergei and his entrourage (next door to the court)
The Orange Deal (next to the entrance)
The British are Coming (behind Building 1)

The Russian Compound

The Russian Consulate (opposite the entrance to the Underground Prisoners Museum)
Kalaniyot Home! (entrance to the Underground Prisoners Museum)
On the Way to Independence (entrance to the jail)

Underground Prisoners Museum