NATL Library Israel

You Will Never Believe Who Turned Down the Author of "The Three Musketeers" http://bit.ly/2cjVxSP pic.twitter.com/CRGLx6wFPK

Famous Nazi hunter Simon Wiesenthal passed away on September 20th, 2005. We remember his contribution to justice today.pic.twitter.com/LlXii056R4

Mrs. Even and her dogs. From the Eddie Hirschbein archive.pic.twitter.com/8EtGuKvnzC

“This is our island. It's a good island. Until the grownups come to fetch us we'll have fun," wrote William Goldingpic.twitter.com/yyqi7LrSEU

Monsters were seen moving by the mythical islands of Grisonum & Calensuan! #MapMonsterMonday http://bit.ly/2c4dAzi pic.twitter.com/95BuPUlO09

Following the Monday rush hour, I hope you've reserved your parking space! [Eddie Hirschbein Archive]pic.twitter.com/emSIDBKGqX

Celebrating 400 since the founding of @jckamsterdam as well as decades long cooperation with us at @NLIsrael!pic.twitter.com/ZugSyuUwgp

The Rambam's (Maimonides) commentary on the Mishnah, a fragment from the 12th century.pic.twitter.com/GI3whX8dQg

Working or resting, either way, it's Sunday somewhere! [Bitmuna collection, 1944]pic.twitter.com/PlpPK2pPZX

Discover the "Afghan Genizah", the 800 year old treasure of an ancient Jewish civilization.pic.twitter.com/Vj2hLHvKcI

Agatha Christie lived as she wrote, mysteriously. Happy 126th Birthday!pic.twitter.com/VNLhG0XPyb

Poem of the Mantle from the 14th cen. describing a mystical vision of the Prophet Muhammad by the poet al-Busiripic.twitter.com/GZrvxEu60P

Rothschild Boulevard, Tel-Aviv, back in the day. (The Photohouse collection.)pic.twitter.com/nA2cZzZmqa

A group photo of Jewish hikers from the 1930s in the land of Israel. (Bitmuna Collections)pic.twitter.com/IDT5TW65XX

Ivan Yakovlevich Bilibin illustration in 'Vol'ga'.pic.twitter.com/EAHG9rdcqZ

Building schools, building nations. (The Photohouse Archive, 1939)pic.twitter.com/STUeptbNkC

A man of controversial opinions, he was a champion of word & rhyme. #RoaldDahlDay (Pictured, the young Dahl)pic.twitter.com/XM0GrUn9vf

Jacob's ladder. (From the Lieb Klotz archive in the Bitmuna collection.)pic.twitter.com/LdyzDEH0bW

Sarah Bernhardt, "the most famous actress the world has ever known", from the Shcwadron Collection in the NLI.pic.twitter.com/IyXrMtxpSB