Masada (disambiguation)

Masada may refer to:

Israel

• Masada (Hebrew: מצדה), a Judean fortress, the site of a famous siege and mass suicide.
• Masada (kibbutz) (Hebrew: מסדה), a kibbutz in Israel near the Sea of Galilee.

Other

• Mas'ada (Hebrew: מסעדה), a Druze village in the Golan Heights.
• Masada College, a Jewish primary and secondary school in St Ives, New South Wales, Australia.
• Masada (band), a jazz quartet fronted by avant-garde composer John Zorn, and a series of Zorn's musical projects based on compositions originally written for this quartet, including:
  • Bar Kokhba
  • Electric Masada
  • Masada String Trio
• Masada (miniseries) (1981)
• Massada Publishing Co., Israel, est. 1929
• "Masada" is an alias used by Hip Hop artist Killah Priest, and an album by that name, View from Masada.
• Masada was a Starfleet officer mentioned in the Star Trek episode, "The Doomsday Machine"
• Masada is a superheroine in Youngblood.
• Masada (wrestler), a professional wrestler
• Bushmaster ACR, a rifle designed by Magpul. It is formerly called Magpul Masada.
• Masada, a piece of music by Ralph Hultgren
• Massada (band), a Dutch-Moluccan percussion-rock band.
• Masada2000, a Kahanist website.
• Masada, a fictional planet and state in the Honorverse series by David Weber