Silver 999
The medal was designed by Jewish-Hungarian designer Paul Vincze.
Issued by ISNUMAT company- Jerusalem
Israel's 20th Anniversary 1948-1968
Metal: Cu-Ni; Diameter: 56 mm; Weight: 69 gram
The medal was designed by Jewish-Hungarian designer Paul Vincze.
Issued by ISNUMAT company- Jerusalem
Diameter: 45 mm
Material: copper
Weight: 51.4 gram
Bronze
Diameter 42.5 mm
Weight 50 gram
A commemorative medal issued in 1958 to mark a decade of Israel's State independence and in honor of Ze'ev Jabotinsky a prominent Zionist leader, author, and orator.
The medal was minted by G. Tzachovoy.
Obverse: Front of the medal bears bas-relief of Jabotinsky with his name above.
Reverse:
A quotation from Jabotinsky's poem, "The East of the Jordan": "Two banks has the Jordan, this one is ours - and that is as well", with his signature below, and legend around "A Decade to Israel's Independence # 5708 - 5818 [1948-1958]".
Bronze
Diameter 59 mm
Private Issue
Medal Commemorating the 20th Anniversary of the 1947 United Nations Decision to Establish a Jewish State in the Land of Israel - Abba Hillel Silver & Harry S. Truman.
Designed by Artist: A. Sendik
Bronze
Diameter: 59 mm
Weight: 98gm
Issued by the Shekel Israel Ltd.
Bronze
Diameter: 59 mm
Issued by the Shekel Israel Ltd.
Bronze
Diameter 59 mm
Description:
Private issue on behalf of the Israel Ministry of Transportation - National Council for Accident Prevention.
On the back of the medal are the symbols of the cities: Rishon LeZion, Nes-Ziona and Rehovot.
Bronze
Diameter 59 mm
Private issue
Bronze
Diameter 59 mm
Bronze
Diameter 59 mm
Weight 99 gram
The medal is numbered and designed by Yaakov Meir.
Obverse
Rain cloud in the center, surrounding the months of September 1996 - February 1997, with a combined Hebrew-Latin calendar. At the bottom, the inscription in English: "A LAND OF MILK AND HONEY", alongside decorations of the seven species and plants of the land.
Reverse
Sun in the center, surrounding the months of March - August 1997, with a combined calendar. At the bottom, the inscription in Hebrew: "A Land Flowing with Milk and Honey", alongside additional decorations of fruits and plants.
Metal: Copper, Diameter: 90 mm, Weight: 217 gram
1967-1977
Silver, 0.935 fine
Diameter 45 mm
Weight 39 gram
21th Anniversary Token
Diameter 39 mm
Bronze
Diameter 59 mm
IBM 40 Years in Israel 1949-1979
Bronze
Bronze
Diameter ~ 60 mm
Weight 96 gram
Yeshivat Karnei Shomron was established in 1981 as part of the Hesder Israeli yeshiva program, which combines advanced Talmudic studies with military service in the Israel Defense Forces, usually within a Religious Zionist framework. These yeshivot allow religious Jews to fulfill the ideal of full and active participation in the defense of the Israeli people, while still engaging in intense Torah study.
Reverse of medal depicts the late Avraham Krinitzi. Krinitzi, the long-serving mayor of Ramat Gan, fostered a close relationship between the city and the IDF Paratroopers Brigade, leading the municipality to formally adopt the unit. This partnership featured parades in Ramat Gan, local memorials for fallen paratroopers, and the naming of regional infrastructure after Krinitzi.
Youth Aliyah
1860-1980
Bronze
And for Jerusalem's Sake I will nor rest
Bronze
Bronze
Diameter 65 mm
Citrus Marketing Board of Israel
75 year 1920-1995
Bronze
Diameter 59 mm
Bronze
Diameter 59 mm
Bronze
Jerusalem City of Peace"
August 2005
Bronze
Diameter 59 mm
Casted by Zechovoy company, Tel Aviv
Bronze
Diameter 35 mm
Rare
Private Issue
Bronze
Diameter 59 mm
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Copper - Nickel
Diameter: 38.5 mm
Weight: 31gm
Issued by the Israel Government Coins and Medals Corporation Ltd.
Private Issue - rare
Copper-Nickel;
Diameter: 31 mm
Produced by Terra Sancta Guild Israel
Diameter: 40 mm
Weight: 22 gram
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"Whoever saves one life saves the world entire"
Silvered Bronze
Source: eBay
Bronze
Diameter: 45 mm
International Submarine Cable Co. Jerusalem
Commemorating the inaugeration of the Israel-Italy submarine telephone cable in 1975, between Palo, Italy and Tel Aviv.
Bronze
Diameter: 59 mm
Weight: 992 gram
100 Years 1878-1978
Bronze
Diameter 59 mm
Source: eBay
1966-1976
Bronze
Diameter 59 mm
Source: eBay
Bronze
Diameter 59 mm
Source: eBay
Bronze
Bronze
Diameter 59 mm
This medal commemorates the legacy of Dona Gracia Mendes Nasi (1510–1569), a prominent Jewish leader, philanthropist, and one of the wealthiest women of the Renaissance.
Dona Gracia is often called a "pre-modern Zionist" for leasing Tiberias from the Ottoman Sultan to establish an autonomous Jewish settlement centuries before the modern movement.
She used her vast wealth and shipping fleet to organize an underground network that saved thousands of Jews (Conversos) from persecution.
Today, the House of Dona Gracia in Tiberias serves as both a hotel and a museum dedicated to her life and the culture of the 16th-century Jewish world.