Located on a rugged plateau in the Judean desert, Masada is a majestic fortress that tells the legacy of ancient Israel’s courage and stronghold in the face of the Roman empire. In many ways, the site has come to symbolize the Jewish struggle for freedom.

Because of the enthralling historic events that took place on the mountain, and the archaeological finds that have been revealed there,

UNESCO has declared Masada National Park a World Heritage Site. As one of the most beloved sites in Israel with over 1.3 million visitors each year, Masada has struggled greatly since the war began in Israel. An under-tourism situation has rendered the site all but closed.

INPF seeks to restore Masada by building a visitor center and new park entrance—a project that will enable Israelis and tourists to experience its beauty and inspiring history again, while infusing Israeli communities with much-needed economic support.

Join us in rebuilding Masada.