Speedy Connections

Photo of Magen David logo is courtesy of Howard Levy who designed it in 2003 for a company that specializes in speedy connections between businessmen.
Copyright: Howard Levy 2007

Logo for A Kibbutz

Picture of a Star of David logo is courtesy of

Itzhak Beery who created it in 1984 for Hakibbutz Haartzi. The logo connects between the Star of David and the people and agriculture.

Copyright: Itzhak Beery 2007
I think this logo is brilliant since the eye captures the colorful parts and the Star of David, which is hiding colorless in the center and it takes a while until you notice it - Wow!

Ship Called You Do Not Frighten Us

A piece of history (with a Magen David):
Happy New Year postcard from 1948; Photo had been taken in a Hashomer Hatzair Kibbutz in Italy a short while before the grandparents of Liat-Barkan (Preker) [Haim Preker Shpiro and Sonia Sara Preker (Wollmark)], who appear in the mirror frame on the right side of the photo) mounted the ship called “You Do Not Frighten Us” which was carrying illegal immigrants to Palestine.
Copyright: Liat Barkan (Preker) 2007.
Hayim Shtayer, who is a main contributor to this project, has sent me this photo.

Remember The Yellow Badge

Inside the Yellow Badge the Hebrew word for Remember. The poster invites the public to an evening with artists the day before Holocaust Rememberance Day
Photo taken by Hayim Shtayer
Copyright: Hayim Shtayer 2007

Shelf

Practical usage of the Star of David as a shelf. The Hebrew words read: Happy Holidays
Copyright: Hayim Shtayer 2007

Kach Party Logo

Photo was taken by Asa Winstanley in Hebron.
No wonder the logo of the Kach Party is based on the Shield of David, since Rabbi Kahana, its founder, started his activity in the USA in the Jewish Defense League and Shield of David means defense (as the second word in the name of the Jewish Defense League proves), and it’s also the main emblem that stands for the word "Jewish".

Kahana Movement Posters

Red Stars of David that have no connection to the Magen David Adom on extreme-right Kahana Movement posters.
Photo was taken by Israeli designer Hayim Shtayer
Copyright: Hayim Shtayer 2007