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The earliest known preserved Talmudic text, inscribed in Hebrew, speaks about the Land of Israel. This inscription dates back to the 6th century CE and showcases Jewish identity and heritage.

The Israelite oil jug from the Iron Age I, dating to late 8th-7th century BCE, showcases Jewish identity and pride. This artifact is housed in the Metropolitan Museum Collection.

A decorative clock displays the phrase I'm not late, I'm on Jewish Standard Time. The clock features traditional symbols and art.

An ancient coin is displayed prominently, showcasing symbols of Jewish pride and resilience. The text emphasizes Jewish resistance since the Roman era, reflecting heritage and identity.

This Israelite oil jug, dating from the late 8th to 7th century BCE, symbolizes Jewish heritage and identity. Displayed at the Met collection, it reflects resistance and Zionism.

This depiction showcases an ancient Israeli jug with a strainer from the Iron Age II, dating to the late 8th–7th century BCE.

A decorative piece featuring intricate cut-out designs representing Jewish pride and identity. The artwork showcases symbols of resistance and resilience, emphasizing cultural connection.

Nearly 2, 000 years since its creation, this bowl fragment featuring a menorah, shofar, and Torah ark symbolizes ongoing Jewish identity and pride. Located in the Metropolitan Museum Collection.

This vertical poster showcases the Salute to Israel Parade happening on May 10, 1970, on 5th Avenue.

The artwork displays a stylized menorah alongside the phrase We have always been here, reflecting Jewish pride and cultural resilience.

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