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The Jewish Zine Tradition Lives On In the years after the Shoah, Jews turned to zines—small, home-printed booklets—to express themselves, document their lives, and share messages of resilience in the face of catastrophe. In Displaced Persons camps, these booklets were often printed on the cheapest paper available. They were a lifeline—an act of self-expression, solidarity, and survival. Under the Soviet regime, when Jews faced cultural erasure and brutal repression, forbidden Jewish literature circulated underground through Samizdat. These handmade pamphlets were precious. People didn’t just read them—they collected them. Shared them. Hid them. They became tokens of Jewish resistance, treasured by everyday people and artists alike. Jewish identity has always found a way to survive—and even flourish—on the printed page, even under the most oppressive conditions. We’re not there. But the clouds are dark again. Enter the Hatikvah Sticker Collective Zine Library In the spirit of 20th-century Jewish underground publishing, the Hatikvah Sticker Collective is building a homegrown library of Jewish activist zines. Printed on thermal label printers, bound by hand, and passed from one Jew to another—these booklets carry an authenticity that can't be mass-produced. We invite you to join us. Submit your zine to: hatikvahcollective@gmail.com How to Make a Hatikvah Zine 1. Print your file on a thermal printer (See our [Thermal Printing Guide]). We recommend using secondhand UPS thermal labels—easy to find on eBay and great for zine production. 2. Use 4x6 labels, with an even number of pages. For proper formatting, flip the back cover so it prints in reverse (it will appear upright once folded). 3. Bind and seal your zine Use a small sticker to bind the top edge—your zine should open like a flipbook. 4. Share freely. Print as many copies as you like. Distribute them at your synagogue, Hillel, reading group, or activist meetup. These little booklets carry weight. They’re not just stickers—they’re modern artifacts of Jewish hope and strength. Collect them. Gift them. Keep them close. Hatikvah #1: The Faces of the Hostages: Keep Them Close The faces of all 24 living Hostages by the artists of the Windows of Hope Prioject along with the names of all 36 fallen Hostages ז"ל Keep them close as a reminder to keep fighting for their freedom. Hatikvah # 2: Messages of Fury and Hope, @YiddishFFeminist The Sticker Art of @ Yiddish Feminist. Spiritual and biting. Hatikvah # 3 Jews are From Judea Use these facts to gird yourself and spread the word in hostile places. A 4x6 sticker Israel Museum in your pocket. Issue #4 God's Throne is Covered with Hostage Stickers A dream collected from the Sticker Campaign, an excerpt from an upcoming Oral History of Jewish visual activism, to be published and distributed soon. The founding Jewish declaration of freedom, illustrated with the work of 20th-century Jewish printmakers Hatikvah #5 The Scroll of Indipendence, Yom Haatzmaut Edition Aphorisms to respond to casual antisemitic microagressions--in conversation and internally. Hatikvah # 6: @Jewish Tears Aphorisms for an Antisemitic Age @gabedraws created a visual language to fight for Jewish civil rights. His stickers are also available at jcrnnow.com Hatikvah # 6: @Jewish Tears Aphorisms for an Antisemitic Age @b33zion makes words for a media war that won't end anytime soon Hatikvah#8 The Armed Sttickers of @B33Zion A tribute to the living work of the first Zionist Artist Hatikvah #9 The E.M Lilien Edition Memorial Zine to the Victims slaughtered by Hamas at the Psyduck Festival Hatikvah Victims #9 Psyduck Memorial @gabedraws created a visual language to fight for Jewish civil rights. His stickers are also available at jcrnnow.com Hatikvah # 6: @Jewish Tears Aphorisms for an Antisemitic Age @b33zion makes words for a media war that won't end anytime soon Hatikvah#8 The Armed Sttickers of @B33Zion

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Submit your designs to our Sticker Design Library We invite you to share your original designs with the Hatikvah Sticker Collective! Join our vibrant community of artists and hobbyist printmakers dedicated to spreading messages of hope and empowerment. Your contribution will help empower others to thermally print Zionist Stickers and spread our Jewish Renaissance! Design guidelines All designs must: Measure 4x6 inches Be black and White Include the Hatikvah Sticker Collective QR code, logo, and/or website (provided below ) Not contain text or imagery that encourages or incites violence, illegal activity, or hatred Not contain any racial, religious, or ethnic slurs May also include the artist’s personal logo, social media QR Code, and/or website Have file names with your your name/pseudonym and a short, descriptive title For example: "Pseudonym-Sticker Name.png" "StickerCampaign-Raise your hand.png" About you 1. First name 4. Phone 2. Last name 3. Email 5. Instagram Design information and upload 6. Please upload your sticker designs according to the guidelines above. Upload files You can upload 10 designs at a time. 7. If you're able, please provide alt text for each sticker for accessibility and SEO purposes. You can also provide a description for each of your sticker designs, perhaps the story behind it. Please make it clear which description is for which sticker. Normal Text Title Subtitle Normal Text Learn more about alt text. 8. Would you like to create an artist profile on the Hatikvah Sticker Artists page? Your stickers will otherwise be displayed anonymously. * Yes No I already have a profile, and I like it the way it is. Select yes if you want to create or update your profile. Otherwise, select the relevant option and click here to go to the Submit button. Artist profile Fill in this section to create or update your artist profile! 9. What name do you want on your profile? You could use your full name, Instagram handle, first name, or another pseudonym. It's up to you! 10. Please provide a one-sentence snippet about you Check out the Hatikvah Sticker Artists page for examples! 11. Please provide an artist bio (longer description) about you. Please provide a longer description about you. Normal Text Title Subtitle Normal Text Check out the other Artist pages for inspiration! 12. Website If you have a website, type it here. 13. Which of your stickers do you want to be your profile photo? Upload file *I give permission for others to download, print and share my sticker designs. Submit button Submit Thank you for sharing your art with us! Note: It may take a few days before you see your designs on our website. We're only human after all. Hatikvah Sticker Collective logos