Habima is the national theater of Israel, located in Tel Aviv. Founded in 1917, it is known for its diverse productions, including classic plays, contemporary works, and original performances. The theater aims to promote Hebrew culture and arts, making it a significant cultural institution in the country. The main venue of Habima is the Habima National Theatre building, which opened in 2005. It features a modern design and state-of-the-art facilities, allowing for high-quality performances. Habima also engages in educational programs and outreach initiatives to foster appreciation for theater among various communities.