New Archaeological Exhibition at Ben Gurion Airport Showcases 3,000 Years of History

A special archaeological exhibition was inaugurated yesterday (Wednesday) in Terminal 3’s departure concourse at Ben Gurion Airport. Titled “Eternal Israel,” the exhibition tells the story of the Jewish people through rare historical artifacts, photographs, and cutting-edge technology.

The displays include a hoard of coins from the Hasmonean Revolt, a five-ton stone from the Western Wall, weapons from ancient wars, and other historical testimonies that highlight Jewish resilience and heritage.

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Visitors will have the unique opportunity to relive the moment of discovery of these ancient artifacts through immersive videos, detailed archaeological models, and cutting-edge technology. Interactive displays will allow them to engage with history firsthand, bringing Israel’s rich past to life in a dynamic and engaging way.

The exhibition, expected to remain open for a year, will offer both Israeli and international travelers a unique historical experience even before they take off.

Minister of Transport and Road Safety Miri Regev praised the exhibition, emphasizing its importance in the current global climate: “I welcome the powerful ‘Eternal Israel’ exhibition at Ben Gurion Airport. At a time when our nation faces an international propaganda assault aimed at delegitimizing the Zionism and denying the unbreakable bond between the Jewish people and their land, it is more important than ever to present our glorious past and our ongoing struggle for independence against forces that seek to erase us and our culture. Our very existence here is proof of their failure.”