Golan archaeological museum startup
The Israeli occupation authorities announced the establishment of a new archaeological museum in the Golan Heights, with an investment of 8.5 million shekels, as part of a project to develop the ancient Ketsarin Park. The museum will be housed in a building covering approximately 900 square meters and will feature interactive exhibition halls and multimedia tools based on artificial intelligence technologies to showcase the history of the Golan Heights over thousands of years. Exhibits will include displays related to the Battle of Gamlah, Hebrew inscriptions, and decorative elements from ancient Jewish temples. The project also involves constructing an advanced planetarium. The museum and planetarium are expected to receive around 162,000 to 216,000 visitors annually, aiming to connect historical heritage with technology and innovation to enhance the visitor experience and deepen understanding of the region's history.
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