The Morning (Habokar)  was a daily newspaper published between 1935-1965 and represented the broad view of the general Zionists.

Original 1948 Israeli Independence Newspaper – “HaBoker” – Historic Front Page

Own a rare piece of history: an original edition of HaBoker newspaper, dated May 15, 1948, the very day the State of Israel was declared.

This powerful issue features the iconic front-page headline:
“The State of Israel Has Been Reborn”
alongside an image of the Israeli flag and first reports from Tel Aviv as the Jewish state was proclaimed.

• Original vintage copy – not a reprint

• Published in Tel Aviv, Hebrew language

• Includes early reports of Arab attacks, international recognition, and the end of the British Mandate

• A striking artifact for collectors of Judaica, Israeli history, or World War II-era memorabilia

Well preserved with visible fold lines and natural aging that testify to its authenticity.

Size: Standard broadsheet (approx. 40 × 60 cm)
Condition: good vintage condition

A powerful and emotional document capturing one of the most significant moments in Jewish and Middle Eastern history.

“The Morning” newspaper was founded on the initiative of the “Civil Circles” activists in the settlement – urbanites, bourgeois, and peasants who mostly belonged to the middle class, headed by Israel Rokah and Meir Dizengoff. As a counterweight to the leading daily newspaper in the settlement, “Davar” of the General Histadrut of the Workers in the Land of Israel, and the “Haaretz” newspaper, which was also identified with the “Civil Circles”, but was considered moderate and liberal, while “Habokar” sought to promote a center-right view. For the establishment of the newspaper, donations were collected from a number of capitalists, including Sheftel Mirenburg from the owner of Agrobank, the industrialist Yitzhak Lichtenstein, the contractor David Ilgovski and others