Yishai Cohen
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A study of the abducted Yemenite children, Dr. Shifris, revealed to us which methods of sophistication and sometimes violence were taken from the mothers by their mothers, was both interesting and painful. These insolent are all the deniers of kidnappings, and they are the same Ashkenazites from the Mapai party.

Mordechai Raichinstein
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The National Heritage Center of Menachem Begin, the sixth Prime Minister of Israel, a native of Brest (Brisk). It is located in the center of Jerusalem, with a beautiful view of Mount Zion and the walls of the Old City of Jerusalem. In the center is the M. Begin Museum, archives, research institute and archaeological garden.

Ezra Auerbach
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This was a great tour! It gave a good perspective on Begin's life, from childhood until his death. You really got to understand him and his actions in the context of what was going on throughout the years. Very well put together. Grown-ups really enjoyed. It was a bit over the heads of younger kids (under 7), but older kids (9 and up) enjoyed. They were also very careful with Covid19 precautions (small groups, masks, social distancing, cleaning between groups).

Avi B
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Facing the Old City walls is the Menachem Begin Heritage Center, which houses a unique audiovisual experience that invites an exciting encounter with one of the most important chapters in the history of the country while acquainting the image of Menachem Begin, Israel's sixth prime minister. Photo: Avi Bar

Shmil Afias
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An educational and museum center with a conference hall in memory of Menachem Begin, the first Prime Minister on behalf of the Maal Party, which later became the Likud Party. Located near the Biblical hill opposite Mount Zion and between them separates Guy Ben Hinom. The venue hosted a David Tower conference. The place is reserved, clean and well kept. Be remembered for blessedness.

Vlad Turchak
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Begin Museum. There are mainly halls with their screens, which show films about the activities of one of the presidents of Israel. He was an active promoter of the Zionist movement and a successor Theodore Herzl.

Gil S. Friedman
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The museum is disappointing. Switch between rooms when in each video room with minimal guidance. You can't walk around alone. Limited views that also don't have time to dwell and delve into them. In general the experience is very superficial and I did not learn much. Too bad