Ammunition Hill National Heritage & Memorial site is a one-of-a kind memorial and a proud statement of Israel’s core values.
The site harnesses the epic victory of the Six-Day War in 1967 and the historical reunification of Jerusalem in the most creative, powerful methods.
Ammunition Hill today, thanks to a joint vision supported by JNF-USA, found the widest common denominator of our nation and enables our visitors from Israel, and from all over the world, a firsthand experience to understand and bond with the historical importance and emotional depth of the site.
The site includes the original intact battlefield maze of trenches & bunkers as well as state-of-the-art modern facilities such as:
- 3D display
- Multimedia Museum
- One-a-kind Commemoration Hall,
- Unique Jewish combatants Wall of Honor,
- Original Armed vehicles,
- Exclusive "JerusaLENS" Photo Exhibition
- Daily team of actual veteran liberators of Jerusalem.
All this creates a multilayered, unforgettable experience.
Ammunition Hill, now more than ever, is a national asset that preserves the memory of our ongoing struggle of freedom.
FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES
$5,000 – DEDICATE A TREE ON THE PATHWAY OF VALUES
On a shaded path, hidden deep in the heart of Jerusalme, lies the Pathway of Values. Stretching from the new auditorium, along the northern slopes of Ammunition Hill, the tree-lined path is dedicated to the Liberators of Jerusalem - the ones who still live today and the ones who are no longer with us. A symbolic journey down a path dedicated to the heroes of our history, each tree is dedicated to one veteran. One Liberator. One man who fought of values he believed in, whose deeds are still told and remembered over five decades later. Values and deeds that we can all relate to. Assocate your dedication to a loved one and become part of something bigger than us all.
$10,000—WALL OF HONOR PLAQUE
Honor someone you love with a plaque on the Wall of Honor – a tribute to the heroism and courage of soldiers who, throughout our history, served protecting the lives of others while risking their own. Plaques include the soldier’s name and country, branch, rank, and dates of service.
