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marinaded raw fish, and baked goods from the Harim Bakery, as well as light dishes that perfectly match the excellent wine. We chose a Pinto Winery red and had the za’atar brioche, a caprese salad, sautéed green beans, and cheese agnolotti in oregano butter, garlic, capers and Parmesan. At the recommendation of the friendly waitress, we couldn’t resist also ordering a plate of tuna sashimi, which turned out to be perfect. The dessert menu includes a series of delicious Harim Bakery delights. The place is mainly active in the summertime, until the end of September (depending on the weather), and during the rest of the year, it operates as a café. The quest of questions: unlocking the secrets of the universe - the National Library of Israel The new exhibition at the National Library presents rare original items from the library’s collections that mark the various paths researchers have taken over the centuries in asking questions about the secrets of the universe: what is the essence of man? What is time? And what is the meaning of the world? The exhibition presents, for the first @hamigdal_coffee, Sun-Thu: 6pm-11pm Exhibition

time, ancient and wonderful original items, including manuscripts by Isaac Newton and Baruch Spinoza and copies of the writings of Maimonides, Avicenna and more. Throughout generations and for centuries, mystics and philosophers, but also Jewish, Christian, Muslim and other religious scientists, have posed essential existential questions in an attempt to examine and understand the connection between world man-time. The search for answers brought together different teachings and theories, distant linguistic and geographical spaces, religions, cultures and other periods. The search also created points of contact between astrology and astronomy, geometry and Kabbalah, medicine and alchemy. The exhibition reveals the meeting points between these fields of knowledge. The exhibition, like the entire National Library, constitutes a shared “supertemporal space” that seeks to explore and discover, in the hope that in its wake, a “conversation” will be restored among wise men and women across generations and regions. (Curators: Neta Assaf, Karin Shabtai, co-curator: Noa Manheim). Until March 2027, Kaplan St. 1,

Hamigdal wine bar I Photos: Karela Agency

28 ATMOSPHERE SEPTEMBER 2026 French wines, while the food menu includes Mediterranean-inspired sharing platters with cheeses, as if you were floating above the city, with the Mishkenot Sha’ananim neighborhood on one side and the Old City and the Moab Mountains on the other. At sundown, the bridge is beautifully illuminated with bright and colorful lights. Sun-Sat: 8am-10pm, free of charge Hamigdal wine bar The Harim Group (from the Harim Bakery) also operate a charming wine bar on the Old City Walls promenade. (Kosher, under the supervision of the Jerusalem Rabbinate). The wine menu presents a careful selection of local and

Jerusalem, nli.org.il By Dvora Fishman ˆ

The quest of questions' exhibition - the National Library of Israel I Photo: Dor Kedmi