Jabotinsky Institute in Israel, Research Institute in Israel
The Jabotinsky Institute in Israel is a comprehensive archive for the legacy of Zeev Jabotinsky.
Founded in 1931, it preserves the materials related to the activist and Revisionist Zionist movement leader.
The institute offers insights into the roots of the Israeli right-wing political thought.
Located in Tel Aviv, the institute also functions as a museum open to visitors.
It houses rare collections about the Jewish Legion and Jewish self-defense organizations.
Location: Tel Aviv
Inception: 1931
Founder: Yosef Pa'amoni
Phone: +97235287320
Email: office@jabotinsky.org
Website: jabotinsky.org
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