The library manages more than 400,000 specialized publications and periodicals in social sciences, arts and sciences. It provides its services not only to the museum staff but also to the general public. Most of the literature is intended for full-time study only.

The library belongs to the core branches of the KJM and cooperates with local kindergartens, primary and secondary schools, for which it implements educational programmes. It also works with children with various types of disabilities, organises cultural and educational events and exhibitions for the public, and offers umbrellas and glasses in addition to its book collection.

The library is one of the core branches of the KJM, and is also widely used by visitors from other automated KJM branches due to its high quality collection. It participates in projects to support children's reading, organises regular readings for the youngest readers and organises a number of cultural and educational events for the public.

Offering library services specializing in Jewish topics. We provide documents with a focus on Hebrew studies, Judaic studies, history, anti-Semitism and the Holocaust. The library regularly adds literature by Jewish authors and books with Jewish themes.

Offering Christian library services. Lending books, periodicals and CD-ROMs, providing bibliographic information, arranging information from outside information sources and providing reprographic services.

The branch provides basic lending and information services to readers of all ages. It is connected to the KJM network of automated operations. It provides readers with access to articles in electronic form and enables them to download and borrow e-books. In addition to the book collection, it also offers board games and didactic aids.

Offering library services with a focus on earth science publications from around the world in both print and electronic formats. Free internet access is available.