An Israeli media outlet reported that Harvard University is collecting a secret collection of documents and records related to Israel in order to preserve its cultural heritage in the event of the regime’s collapse.
Publish dateSunday 16 November 2025 - 18:26
Story Code : 336627
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - International Service: The Israeli newspaper Haaretz, in a lengthy report published on Saturday, revealed that Harvard University is maintaining a huge collection of documents called “Israeliana” on its secret website.
According to the report, the archive includes almost a million items that cover a wide range of information; from books and public publications to radio and television recordings and documents related to the culture of Israeli settlers.
Haaretz says that Charles Berlin is the founder of the project and has spent more than half a century of his life collecting this collection.
According to the report, his motivation was not just research, but also to create an “emergency backup” for Israel.
According to university officials, the purpose of maintaining this archive is to create a “cultural backup” so that in the event of “fundamental changes” or the “collapse of Israel,” a significant part of the regime’s works would be preserved.
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