Gush Katif Museum

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Jerusalem, Israel

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History museum· Tourist attraction· Museum

Gush Katif Museum Reviews | Rating 4.5 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Gush Katif Museum is located in Jerusalem, Israel on Sha'arei Tsedek St 5. Gush Katif Museum is rated 4.5 out of 5 in the category history museum in Israel.

Address

Sha'arei Tsedek St 5

Phone

+972 26255456

Amenities

Good for kidsToiletsNo restaurant

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible car parkWheelchair-accessible toilet

Open hours

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Rafi Kassimov

A very interesting museum about Gush Katif settlements and their destruction. The photo collection is amazing.

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Ellen Tilles

This small museum is a monument to the expellees from Gush Katif. It memorializes the amazing community they developed and has vivid and moving evidence of their contributions to the world. The museum itself is small, but well worth the time to examine details of this time in our history.

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Ari Boaz

It brings back memories of the craziness that hurt so many. I highly recommend everyone visit this site.

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Shalom Feldman

A short yet strong experience, which helps understanding the tragedy of the expulsion of about 8,000 Jews from the Gaza Strip. The museum includes art pieces, pictures and explanations, organized according to chronological order. The main part of the museum is the story of Jewish Gush Katif, from its beginning in the 70s until 2005, including the events connected to the expulsion. As background, there's a timeline of Jewish life in the area of Gaza since the period of the Bible.

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Doron Ben Avraham

See and learn about the year 2005 destruction of the Jewish communities in the Gaza strip.....who says "it can't happen here?"

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Josh Wittenberg

Fantastic!!! Not very well know but very well done! Right near the shuk

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Rafi Mendelsohn

Great service! Very interesting

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Simon D

Important museum. The settler side of the story is basically ignored in the outside world, and this is an important living documentation of a controversial and sad time in recent ish memory on a very relevant topic