Israeli Flag Surrounded by Stars of David

On Israel's 50th Anniversary commemorative coin the Israeli flag appears surrounded by many Stars of David.

Victory over the Nazis Coin

The Bank of Israel issued in 1995 a coin in honor and memory of the Jewish brigade and of the 1.5 million Jewish soldiers who fought against the Nazis.Times New Roman";font-family:";font-size:12pt;">The Flags of USA, Britain and Russia form a ' V ' for Victory. The Star of David at the center represents the Jewish fighters.

Revolt & Heroism Coin

Star of David appears on a coin issued by the Bank of Israel in 1993 in honor and memory of Jewish fighters against the Nazis like the Warsaw Ghetto heroes. In the center a Star of David breaks through the Ghetto walls and wire.

Capernaum Gold Coin

Star of David inscribed in a stone from Capernaum ruins appears on a gold coin Issued by the Bank of Israel in 1985.

See an extensive article about

the Stars of David in Capernaum

http://zeevgoldmann.blogspot.com/2008/08/vi-capernaum-synagogue.html

Barbados Centenary of Cadet Corps

In 2004 Barbados issued 5 postage stamps to mark the Centenary of its Cadet Corps. Each stamp bears (bottom right) a six-pointed star, which is part of the Cadet Corps’ Crest. Designer: Julian Vasarhelyi.

Golda Meir Banknote

Branches in the shape of the Star of David surround the Menorah on the Israeli 10,000 shekel banknote, which was issued in November 1984 and presented the portrait of Golda Meir on one side and the image of the crowd that turned out to cheer her in Moscow, on the other.

In addition we see below the same banknote issued in 1985 after the conversion of the 10,000 NIS to 10 NIS. This is what I call history.

Picture source: Wikipedia entry: Golda_Meir

He’s Got The Whole World In His Hand

Designers: vind & Strosky drew one Star of David on the Fourth Maccabiah Games postage stamp and four more on the tab

From:

http://www.israelphilately.org.il/catalog/article_tmp.asp?url=/files/articles/167_HE.htm

The stamp issued on the occasion of the Fourth Maccabiah Games depicts a globe, a combined image of the earth and a basketball, in the palm of a hand, against a blue background with a Magen David. The inscription is: "Fourth Maccabiah 1953".

The Maccabi World Union congress which followed this Maccabiah adopted a resolution to build a Maccabiah village to house the visiting contingents. Since then the Maccabiah games have been held regularly every four years.