Righteous Among the Nations

Dobush from Kfar Aza sent me this Holocaust Yellow Badge on a postage stamp.
Yvonne Feyerick Nevejean (1900 - 1987) whose portrait appears on the stamp helped hide Jewish children in Nazi-occupied Belgium during World War II.

Menorah Postage Stamp

Dobush from Kfar Aza sent me this series of blue Stars of David on the tab of the Menorah Postage Stamp that was issued on 1952.

Palestinian Yellow Stars of David

An image that shows the letters of the word 'Palestinian' in English and in Hebrew on Holocaust Jewish yellow stars of David instead of the word JUDE in the original badge is attached to an article By Shraga Elam from 17 March 2002 about more than 200 people who have demonstrated against the “escalating genocide committed by the Israeli armed forces”.

On the main protest vehicle were 20 large yellow stars of David carried by the demonstrators. On some of the placards was written the slogan "Stop the bloodbath in the Middle East!", while others carried the slogan "Never again Shoa”.

Alan Oirich’s Jewish Hero Corps

Jewishsf dot com tells us about a group of Jewish comic-book characters including Dreidel Maidel, Yarmulkah Youth, Minyan Man, Shabbas Queen, Hypergirl, Magen David and Menorah Man.

Launch of Art Exhibit -1

Photo of participants in the opening evening of the Star of David Album art exhibit

(in the Journalists' House in Tel Aviv, Israel 17 April 2008) is courtesy of Shimon Hameiri.

Copyright: Shimon Hameiri 2008

Combination of Star of David and Christian cross

Combination of Star of David/Christian cross on the wall of an old cemetery for both confessions, Berlin, Friedhof Wannsee, Lindenstraße, founded in 1886
Picture was copied from Wikimedia Commons

Nanotechnology

Christopher D. Horn referred me to six pointed stars each made from six yellow triangles, which appear on a photo that accompanies an article titled: As Nanotechnology Goes Mainstream, 'Toxic Socks' Raise Concerns; Unknown Risks From Nanosilver Cited

Caption under the photo:

A biosensor made from an array of silver nanoparticles deposited on glass. (Credit: Courtesy of the National Science Foundation).