Golan to host new archaeological museum with 8.5M shekels
The Israeli occupation authorities announced the establishment of a new archaeological museum in the Golan area at an estimated cost of 8.5 million shekels, aimed at showcasing the region's history that dates back thousands of years. The project includes a new building covering approximately 900 square meters, featuring interactive exhibition halls and multimedia tools that utilize artificial intelligence technologies, displaying important artifacts such as Hebrew engravings and menorah decorations. The museum also includes a modern planetarium dome. These initiatives aim to connect historical heritage with technology and are expected to attract between 162,000 and 216,000 visitors annually.
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