Logo of the Physiotherapists Organization in Israel

Photo shot by Hayim Shtayer who, besides me, is the main contributor to my blog and I salute him for his persistence in sending me amazing high-quality photos!
Copyright: © Hayim Shtayer 2008

Largest Gothic Rose Window In The World

The largest Gothic rose window in the world is situated in the Cathedral of Mallorca, Spain, which was built on a mosque, like many other Cathedrals in Spain. It is divided into 24 triangles, half of which form the Six-pointed Star. 

Copyrights: Jose Manuel Chamorro Navarro © 2008

Ofira Oriel, One Nation

Copyright: © Ofira Oriel2008
Concept of painting : 60 painted pieces that create a colourful Weave of deferent Stars of David symbolizing the multicoloured human society that was built-up in Israel in its 60 years of existence.

Eight-Petalled Lotus

In the Kali yantra, the goddess is represented by the eight-petalled lotus, which stand for the eight elements : earth, water, fire, air, ether, mind, intellect and ego-sense.

Picture of  Eight-Petalled Lotus with OM in its center is courtesy of Ben Piven from Flickr

Latuff, Stretcher

Star of David made from clubs that the Israeli soldiers use to hit Palestinians. 

Courtesy of Brazilian anti-Israeli cartoonist Carlos Latuff 

Jewish Ethiopian Figurine

Photo is courtesy of Hayim Shtayer who bought this figurine in the Jewish Ethiopian community of Chatzrot Yasaf, caravan site in northern Israel, which was dismantled afterwards. The Lion of Judah and the six-pointed star are emblems of former Ethiopian emperor Haile Selassie, therefore it is not clear if the artist made this figurine because he was Ethiopian or because he was Jewish.

Serbian Anti-Masonic Stamp

This is one of four stamps issued by Yugoslavia on January 1, 1942  to mark the Grand Anti-Masonic Exhibition in Belgrade. These stamps show Yugoslavia  crushing the Masonic-Communist-Jewish plot to dominate the world… The above  stamp shows Masonry wearing an apron wuth the Star of David  bending in fear from a strong ray of light.
Picture is courtesy of Stephanie Comfort