Gush Katif Museum — Attraction in Jerusalem

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...

Its a sad recollections happy someone took initiative and put those memories somewhere that people who don't remember the place can come and see how it began and what the uprooting caused highly advise people to come here and learn about the past and lives of the people that stayed there and by doing so...

A must go to, not for actual musium, but rather for what the museum is about, it's scary, how the evil non-religious government at that time, will do bec of a little pressure from terrorists, if gush katif wasn't a religious town I'm convinced the government would have never given it up!!...