On May 15, 1948—the very day the British Mandate officially ended—a remarkable and extremely rare edition of Yediot Maariv was published. This four-page special issue captures three formative decades and key moments in the Jewish people’s struggle for sovereignty and the birth of the State...
Shavuot during the first formative decades of the Jewish state decades became a civic celebration of revival, labor, land, and Israeli Jewish identity. ...
In honor of Jerusalem Day, which will be celebrated tomorrow, we have selected iconic posters from our collection that resonate with the city to commemorate the occasion....
One of the rarest and most iconic posters of the early Zionist movement, Ze’ev Raban’s Vision of a Biblical Paradise ...
Today, more than ever, the story of SS Shalom and ZIM symbolizes the pride of the Israeli and Jewish community and their need for representation on the global stage....
Eastern European Jewish immigrants introduced May Day celebrations to Erez Israel in the early 1900s. The first recorded protest occurred in 1904 in Petah Tikva...
Rare Collection of Independence Day Posters...
"For Victory and Renewal! Day of Polish Jewry" One of the earliest public posters commemorating the destruction of Polish Jewry during the Holocaust. Moshe Vorobeichic (Moi Ver), 1941...
This rare vintage plate, produced in the United States by Newark Stores around 1948, was created to...
Settlement Day, first marked in November 1949, was a significant national event celebrating the rapid establishment of new Hebrew communities in Erez Israel It highlighted the achievement of founding dozens of new settlements within a single year—mainly kibbutzim and moshavim—following Israel’s independence....
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