Protest

Red Star of David under a Hebrew (vegetarian?) black on black sticker protesting against eating meat.
Copyright: Hayim Shtayer 2007

The Star of The Whole Wide World

Star of David in the center of a furniture shop sign. At first sight it looks like the Israeli flag but there the star is blue and the background is white and here we see another version. The caption under the flag is: “importing furniture from the whole wide world”. It seems that unconsciously the designer of this sign hit a nerve- the Star of David was used by everybody, or as the sign says: by "the whole wide world".
Copyright: Hayim Shtayer 2007

Background Pattern

On the background of this poster we see a yellow pattern of Star of David & Herzl. The poster is an invitation to a party (in Israel). It shows that the national emblem (and the founder of the nation) are popular. They do not serve only the government and the official needs - they also speak to the people and are handy in everyday life.
Copyright: Hayim Shtayer 2007

12th Maccabiah 1985 Stamp

Interestingly stylized Stars of David on the tabs of the three stamps of the 12th Maccabiah. Designed by Zvi Rozanberg.

70th anniversary of JDC Stamp

A square made from blue Stars of David and hearts alternately. Designed by Arye Hecht in 1984
JDC (American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee) is a Jewish American charity organization.

70th anniversary of Hadassah

Five figures stand on a platform shaped as a colorful Star of David, one of them is a nurse with a red Magen David on her cap. Designed by Gideon Sagi in 1982.

Day of Atonement

Photo of Star of David on the Holy Ark is courtesy of

Stephanie Comfort who published it on Flickr.