Traveling Exhibition

Bring the Aliyah Bet & Machal Story to Your Institution

The American Veterans of Israel Legacy Corporation offers a traveling exhibition telling the story of the overseas volunteers — the men and women of Aliyah Bet and Machal — who left their homes to help secure Israel’s independence in 1948. Designed to be hosted at schools, synagogues, JCCs, libraries, museums, and community events, the exhibition brings this history directly to your community.

About the Exhibition

The traveling exhibition presents the history of Aliyah Bet and Machal across 14 professionally produced display panels. The panels reproduce photographs from our archive alongside first-person accounts and the stories of the volunteers who served across the air, sea, and ground forces. They come with their own stands — it is a self-contained, freestanding installation ready to display in your space.

Preview the Exhibition Panels

A preview of the traveling exhibition panels. View the full panel set (PDF).

What’s Included

  • 14 freestanding display panels, complete with stands
  • Historical narrative and photographs from our archive, reproduced on the panels, spanning the full Aliyah Bet & Machal story
  • Additional materials may be available on request — please discuss your needs with us

Who It’s For

  • Schools and universities
  • Synagogues and JCCs
  • Public and community libraries
  • Museums and historical societies
  • Commemorative events and community programs

Hosting Details

  • Loan period: 1 to 3 months
  • Cost: The loan fee for the traveling exhibition is $180, plus shipping. The host institution is responsible for shipping.
  • Support: Panels are freestanding with included stands. Additional materials may be requested — please discuss with us.

Request the Exhibition

Interested in hosting the exhibition? The loan fee is $180 plus shipping. Complete the form below and a member of our team will be in touch to confirm availability, dates, and shipping arrangements.

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