| 6 | 279542 279543 279546 122287 500358 500359 | |
| "Australia 99" International Stamp Exhibition, Melbourne Excavation of Ancient Ship, Sea of Galilee | 1 | 500564 |
| "Conquest Of The Desert" Exhibition | 1 | 46043 |
| "Everyone has a city, and its name is Jerusalem" wrote poet Natan Yonatan, reflecting the wide range of emotions that this magical city evokes in the hearts of billions of people around the world. For thousands of years this magical city has been at the center of existence for people of different religions and cultures who consider it to be the place where God chose to be revealed and where He will judge mankind at the end of time. Pilgrims of all religions choose to come to Jerusalem to follow their religious sentiments, to see the places they admire and to walk in the footsteps of the saints who have molded the essence of their faith. Thus for example, Christian believers can walk the alleyways of the Old City along the traditional Via Dolorosa and touch the stones they believe to be holy. Throughout history, representatives of many different empires ruled Jerusalem, leaving their mark upon the city by erecting magnificent buildings representing their own culture. The Ramparts Promenade, which runs along the top of the Old City walls and was built in the 16th century by Turkish Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent, provides tourists with a wonderful viewpoint overlooking the roofs of the Old City interspersed with minarets atop mosques, church towers and domed synagogues. | 1 | 1985301 |
| "General Federation of Labor in Israel (Histadrut), 50th anniversary: Hammer and Menorah emblem" | 1 | 122228 |
| "Jerusalem 2001" International Stamp Exhibitiion - Jerusalem (detail of ceramic tile, Ze'ev Rabin, 1925) | 2 | 2309266 500694 |
| "Let my people go" | 1 | 250006 |
| "Nahal" Pioneering Fighting Youth, established 1949 Steel Helmet and Model Settlement, Symbolism for Combat Readiness and Country Cultivation | 1 | 250191 |
| "TABAI" National Stamp Exhibition, Haifa mini sheet only sold at the stamp exhibition. | 1 | 122115 |
| ''Flying Scroll'' found on pottery from the time of the Kings of Judah Inscription On Tab: "Flying Scroll - To the King - seal stamped on the wine and oil jugs given as tax to the king" | 5 | 45931 45932 45933 45934 45935 |
| ''King David'', one of the biblical painting of Mark Chagall | 1 | 240264 |
| 0.05 NIS - 15.00 NIS ( in steps of 0.05 NIS ) black, Multicolor for 0.05 to 1.15 NIS , each value | 1 | 1760873 |
| 0.05 NIS - 15.00 NIS ( in steps of 0.05 NIS ) black, Multicolor for 0.05 to 1.15 NIS , each value, with machine numbers Impression 023 | 1 | 1760874 |
| 0.18r Ramla, 'Bet Shean | 1 | 500320 |
| 1 phosphor band | 1 | 250302 |
| 1 phosphor stripe | 1 | 2089480 |
| 1 phosphorescent band | 28 | 1760819 1760823 1760824 1760825 1760826 776870 1760829 1760830 1760833 1760834 |
| 1 phosphorescent band, right | 1 | 500447 |
| 1) Fourth definitive series, Part 1 | 1 | 122143 |
| 1) Fourth definitive series, Part 1 2)For the different printing dates refer to the tables. | 3 | 122144 122186 240183 |
| 1) Fourth definitive series, Part 1 2)For the different printing dates refer to the tables. 3) Also printed on special sheets containing Tete-beche pairs for the preparation of stamp-booklets (see list). | 1 | 122187 |
| 1) Fourth definitive series, Part 2 2)For the different printing dates refer to the tables. | 3 | 122233 122234 122235 |
| 1) Third definitive series. 2) For the different printing dates refer to the tables. 3) Also printed on special sheets containing tete-beche pairs for the preparation of stamp-booklets (see list). | 2 | 122032 122034 |
| 1-also used in stamp booklets; 2-printed on gree pape; 3-see 3a rouletted | 1 | 45908 |
| 1-also used in stamp booklets; 2-printed on grey paper; 3-see 3a rouletted | 1 | 45924 |
| 100 years of Tel Aviv single from souvenir sheet | 1 | 499911 |
| 100th anniversary of the discovery of the Genisa of the Ben Ezra Synagogue of Fustat (Old Cairo) stamp from the souvenir sheet | 1 | 1529070 |
| 10th Anniversary of Independence Exhibition, Jerusalem, June 5-Aug. 21: Convention center, Jerusalem Convention Center, Jerusalem and Exhibition Emblem | 1 | 86863 |
| 10th Hapoel Games - Cycling 50th anniv. of Hapoel org. | 1 | 250107 |
| 10th Hapoel Games - Hurdling 50th anniv. of Hapoel org. | 1 | 250106 |
| 10th Hapoel Games - Volleyball 50th anniv. of Hapoel org. | 1 | 250108 |
| 10th. Maccabiah | 3 | 250178 250179 250180 |
| 10th.Anniv. of Declaration of Human Rights : “Love Thy Neighbor . . .” | 1 | 86868 |
| 11th. Hapoel Games - Gymnastics | 1 | 250265 |
| 11th. Hapoel Games - Tennis | 1 | 250264 |
| 11th. Hapoel Games - Weightlifting | 1 | 250263 |
| 11th. Maccabiah | 3 | 500334 500335 500336 |
| 12th. Maccabiah | 3 | 250321 250322 250323 |
| 12th.Hapoel Games - Running | 1 | 1471300 |
| 13th Hapoel Games - Emblem | 1 | 279459 |
| 13th.Maccabiah | 1 | 279524 |
| 14th Hapoel Games - Football | 1 | 330191 |
| 14th Hapoel Games - Karate | 1 | 330189 |
| 14th Hapoel Games - Table Tennis | 1 | 330190 |
| 14th.Maccabiah | 1 | 330268 |
| 15th Hapoel Games - Canoeing | 1 | 500385 |
| 15th.Maccabiah | 1 | 500460 |
| 16th Chess Olympics, Tel Aviv, Nov. 1964: Chess board, knight and emblem of chess olympics | 1 | 122111 |
| 16th Chess Olympics, Tel Aviv, Nov. 1964: Chess board, rock and emblem of chess olympics | 1 | 122122 |
| 17th.Maccabiah | 1 | 499845 |
| 19 mm frame height, Dosh of Kariel Gardosh called , (1921-2000) , cartoonist | 1 | 1760869 |
| 19 mm frame height. 1 phosphorescent band, right. Dosh of Kariel Gardosh called , (1921-2000) , cartoonist. | 1 | 1760870 |
| 1952 Jewish New Year | 3 | 46019 46020 46021 |
| 1952 Jewish New Year Inscription On Tab: "I went down into the garden of nuts" | 1 | 46022 |
| 1966-02-02 | 1 | 122185 |
| 1986=2 phos.bands / 1989=1 phos.band | 1 | 279425 |
| 1st Israeli Stamp day | 1 | 279541 |
| 2 Phosphor bands | 1 | 1528970 |
| 2 phosphor bars Hill of Megiddo; Seal with Hebrew and Egyptian inscription | 1 | 499827 |
| 2 phosphor stripes | 2 | 2089481 2089478 |
| 2 phosphorescent bands | 21 | 1760820 1760821 1760822 1760827 1760831 250194 1760835 1760837 500328 1340447 |
| 2 phosphorescent bands Corinthian capital, 6th cent. | 1 | 279501 |
| 2 phosphorescent bars running vertically | 1 | 1760818 |
| 20th.Anniv. of Youth Immigration Scheme | 4 | 46068 46071 46072 46073 |
| 20th.Anniv. of Youth Immigration Scheme Agricultural training | 1 | 46070 |
| 20th.Anniv. of Youth Immigration Scheme Immigration by plane | 1 | 46069 |
| 22/03/1967 400th anniv. of the publication (in 1565) of the Shulhan Aruk, a compendium of Jewish religious and civil law, by Joseph Karo (1488- 1575): Page of Shulhan Aruk and Crowns | 1 | 240188 |
| 22nd.Men’s and 7th.Women’s Chess Olympiad, Haifa, Oct.24 - Nov.11 Pawn | 1 | 250153 |
| 22nd.Men’s and 7th.Women’s Chess Olympiad, Haifa, Oct.24 - Nov.11 Rook | 1 | 250154 |
| 23/03/1973 Designs from stained glass windows by Marc Chagall, Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Center Synagogue, Jerusalem: Tribes of Israel Issachar | 1 | 250041 |
| 23rd Zionist Congress, Jerusalem: Theodor Zeev Herzl was an Austro-Hungarian journalist, playwright, political activist, and writer who was one of the fathers of modern political Zionism. | 1 | 45995 |
| 25th anniv. of the “Stockade and Tower” villages: Stockade at dawn | 1 | 122087 |
| 25th.Anniv. of Maccabiah Games | 1 | 86857 |
| 25th.Anniv. of United Jewish Appeal | 1 | 122061 |
| 25th.death anniv. of Rabbi Isaac Herzog (Israel's first Chief Rabbi) | 1 | 1528992 |
| 2nd Intl. book fair, Jerusalem, april: Book fair emblem | 1 | 122133 |
| 2nd definitive series Douglas DC-4 Airliner over Tel Aviv-Yafo | 1 | 46036 |
| 30 years of independence: Ben-Gurion, first Prime Minister | 1 | 250238 |
| 30a overprint on 32a | 1 | 122065 |
| 30th anniv. of the blockade runners bringing immigrants to Israel: Steamer Bringing Immigrants | 1 | 122113 |
| 30th anniversary of the rescue by the Danes of the Jews in Denmark: Rescue Boat and danish flag | 1 | 250055 |
| 3a overprint on 1a | 1 | 122063 |
| 40th anniversary of Tel Aviv: Detail from Tablet, “Founding of Tel Aviv” | 1 | 45988 |
| 420 class dinghies in front of Haifa | 1 | 500094 |
| 500th.Anniv. of Colombus' Voyage | 1 | 330225 |
| 50th Anniv. of Settlements in the "Emeq" (Yezreel Valley of Israel) Sun shining on fields | 1 | 249971 |
| 50th anniv. of Working Youth Movement: Wrench | 1 | 250072 |
| 50th anniv. of the Balfour Declaration, which established the right to a Jewish natl. home in Palestine: Lord Balfour | 1 | 240205 |
| 50th anniv. of the defense of Tel Hay under the leadership of Joseph Trumpeldor | 1 | 122202 |
| 50th anniversary of Volcani Institute of Agricultural Research: Retort and grain | 1 | 249977 |
| 50th anniversary of the Teacher's Association | 1 | 46065 |
| 50th anniversary of the Technion, Israel Institute of Technology: Torch of Learning, Cogwheel | 1 | 250056 |
| 50th anniversary of the discovery of the scrolls of Qumran stamp from the souvenir sheet | 1 | 1529071 |
| 50th.Anniv. of Balfour Declaration | 1 | 240204 |
| 50th.Anniv. of Jewish Natnl. Fund | 2 | 45992 45994 |
| 50th.Anniv. of Jewish Natnl. Fund Stylised Tree | 1 | 45993 |
| 50th.Anniv. of Tel Aviv | 1 | 86877 |
| 50th.Anniv. of services given by Magen David Adom (voluntary medical corps) | 2 | 122242 122243 |
| 50th.Anniv. of the Bezalel National Museum, Jerusalem Candelabrum / antique lamp | 1 | 86850 |
| 50th.Anniv. of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra Bronislaw Huberman (violinist and founder of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra) and Arturo Toscanini (conductor of the first concert (1936) of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra) | 1 | 2045628 |
| 50th.Anniv. of the death of Ze'ev Jabotinsky | 1 | 122282 |
| 5a overprint on 7a | 1 | 122064 |
| 6 self-adhesive stamps | 1 | 1985194 |
| 60 years of Israel; by Daniel Hazan, 3rd grade | 1 | 499966 |
| 6th World congress of the israel medical association, Haifa, Aug. 3-13: Serpent of Aesculapius and Menorah | 1 | 122121 |
| 70th anniv. of founding of Petah Tikwa: inscription on tab: The well of Petah Tiqua. Dug by the founders of the 'Mother of the Colonies' 70 years ago | 1 | 45945 |
| 70th anniversary of B.I.L.U. (Bet Yaakov Lechu Venelcha immigration organisation) : Numeral Incorporating agricultural scenes | 1 | 46025 |
| 70th.Anniv. of American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee | 1 | 1528986 |
| 75a * 3 but smaller (35*22mm) and without phosphor bands (sold at 3s) | 1 | 279449 |
| 75th anniv. (in 1949) of the UPU. Running Stag | 2 | 45965 45966 |
| 7th. Hapoel Games, Ramat Gan - Javelin Thrower and "7" 7th Intnl. Congress of the Hapoel Sports Assocn. Ramat Gan Stadium served as the National stadium of Israel until 2014. | 1 | 122020 |
| 80 years of agricultural settlements in Israel; “Year of the Pioneers.”: Hoe Clearing Thistles | 1 | 122082 |
| 8th. Maccabiah | 1 | 240250 |
| 9th. Hapoel Games | 1 | 249965 |
| 9th. Hapoel Games - Gymnastics | 1 | 249967 |
| 9th. Hapoel Games - Running | 1 | 249966 |
| 9th. Maccabiah | 1 | 250051 |
| A School in Kibbutz Deganya; by R. Kauffmann (1930) | 2 | 122286 1760855 |
| A genus (Boswellia) of the Burseraceae family that includes a number of tree and bush species from which the resin used for the incense called frankincense is derived. The resin is collected in containers after puncturing the bark of the young tree trunk. | 1 | 1760799 |
| A genus (Commiphora) that also belongs to the Burseraceae family which includes species of bushes from which the resin used for the incense called myrrh is derived by slicing the bark of young branches. The species most commonly used is Commiphora mirrha. | 1 | 1760800 |
| A public association called Hai-Bar was founded in the 1960's under the patronage of the Nature Parks Authority and managed by Avraham Yaffe and Uri Tson. The association's objective was to restore wildlife species which had become extinct in Israel and repopulate endangered species. In the early 1970's, an area of approximately 12,000 dunams (2965 acres) was fenced in within the Yotvata Nature Reserve, which preserves one of the salt flats in the Southern Arava. Large herbivores which had become extinct in Israel were brought in, as well as a number of species that did not exist in Israel but were endangered in the world, such as the wild ass, the white antelope, the Sahara oryx, the Arabian oryx , the African wild ass and the ostrich. It is a diverse habitat, rich in species and large acacia trees which grow in the western part of the reserve. In the beginning of the 21st a few thousand additional dunams were fenced in to the west of highway 90 in order to protect the world's last population of Acacie Gazella which is endangered worldwide. This species is monitored carefully to preserve its existence. | 1 | 2089518 |
| A stork transmitting to space Joint issue with Bulgaria Mi nr 5270 | 1 | 1760932 |
| Aaron Aaronsohn (1876-1919), botanist | 1 | 250277 |
| Abba Eban (1915-2002), Foreign Minister | 1 | 122296 |
| Abel Pann (1883–1963) was a European Jewish painter who settled in the Talpiot neighborhood of Jerusalem in the early twentieth century | 1 | 249999 |
| Abraham Mapu (1808-1867), writer and author of "Love of Zion" | 1 | 240236 |
| Abstract Designs: Abbreviations of various college degrees | 1 | 249997 |
| Abstract Designs: Hebrew alphabet | 1 | 249994 |
| Abstract Designs: Mathematical and scientific formulae | 1 | 249995 |
| Abstract Designs: Tools and engineering symbols | 1 | 249996 |
| Achad Haam, actually Asher Ginzberg (1856-1927), writer and philosopher, publisher of the magazine "Ha-Shilo'ah" | 1 | 500436 |
| Achievements of afforestation program: Symbolic trees. | 1 | 122027 |
| Aharon Kahana (1905-1967) was born in 1905 in Stuttgart, Germany. He immigrated to Israel in 1934. | 1 | 250002 |
| Airmail 1968 - Israeli Exports : Arts and Crafts | 1 | 240214 |
| Airmail 1968 - Israeli Exports : Atomic Equipment ("Isotopes") | 1 | 240219 |
| Airmail 1968 - Israeli Exports : Chicks | 1 | 240215 |
| Airmail 1968 - Israeli Exports : Diamonds | 1 | 240221 |
| Airmail 1968 - Israeli Exports : Electronics | 1 | 240218 |
| Airmail 1968 - Israeli Exports : Flowers | 1 | 240217 |
| Airmail 1968 - Israeli Exports : Fruits | 1 | 240216 |
| Airmail 1968 - Israeli Exports : Models ("Fashion") | 1 | 240220 |
| Airmail 1968 - Israeli Exports : Stamps | 1 | 240213 |
| Airmail 1968 - Israeli Exports : Textiles | 1 | 240212 |
| Albert Einstein (1879-1955) and Equation of his Relativity theory Nobel laureate in physics | 1 | 86837 |
| Aliya absorbtion | 1 | 122274 |
| Also issued in coils | 1 | 122040 |
| Also used in stamp booklets See 2a for rouletted | 2 | 45906 45923 |
| Ancient musical instruments, Haifa Music Museum and Amli Library: Cymbals | 1 | 250177 |
| Ancient musical instruments, Haifa Music Museum and Amli Library: Lyre | 1 | 250176 |
| Ancient musical instruments, Haifa Music Museum and Amli Library: Trumpet | 1 | 250175 |
| Angel - Christmas '94 Self Adhesive / (withdrawn from sale 10/1/95) | 1 | 1985172 |
| Anne Frank (1929-45), Amsterdam house where she hid | 1 | 279487 |
| Anniversary 50 to the Israel Export Institute | 1 | 499957 |
| Anti-tank missile, drawings of weapons | 1 | 1471298 |
| Apples against the background of the Saar River | 1 | 1760788 |
| Apply to domestic standard letters (nominal value at the time of issue: 1.20 NIS). | 1 | 1985181 |
| Appointment of the government by the Knesset: Flag of Israel | 1 | 45944 |
| Arbor day: Girl carrying plant | 1 | 250096 |
| Architecture: Engel House by Ze’ev Rechter, 1933 | 2 | 122281 2045670 |
| Arthur Ruppin (1876-1943) ("father of Zionist settlement") | 1 | 250275 |
| Arturo Toscanini (conductor of first concert (1936) of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra) | 1 | 279446 |
| As it turns 70, the State of Israel looks back with great satisfaction and proudly reviews the many achievements it has made along a frequently bumpy road. On May 14, 1948, David Ben Gurion proclaimed the establishment of the State of Israel. At that time, the Jewish population had been at war with the Arabs of Eretz Israel for six months and the day after the proclamation the young country was invaded by armed forces from five different Arab countries. After many months of bloody fighting, which ended in a truce agreement, the State of Israel successfully thwarted its enemies. However, it suffered a severe economic crisis and extreme shortages, which required a policy of austerity and the rationing of basic consumer goods. Despite these difficult initial conditions, the State of Israel did not hesitate to undertake a series of challenging national tasks right from the start. The nation opened its doors to Jewish refugees, Holocaust survivors from Europe and members of Jewish communities who were expelled from Arab countries. Hundreds of new towns were built throughout the country and economic development began in many different fields. | 1 | 2089519 |
| Ashkelon, Afridar Center | 1 | 86895 |
| Athlets from different sports | 1 | 1985308 |
| Atom diagram and atomic reactor | 1 | 86926 |
| Aviation in the Holy land | 1 | 250315 |
| Aviation in the Holy land: Tiger Moth DH-82, 1934 | 1 | 250316 |
| Background colour: dull bluish violet The National Institutions House, Y. Ratner, Jerusalem (1932) | 1 | 2045631 |
| Background colour: dull red violet Architecture: Jewish Agency for Palestine, Jerusalem, by Yohanan Ratner, 1932 | 1 | 122285 |
| Baron Edmond de Rothschild (1845-1934) and Grape Cluster | 1 | 46062 |
| Baron Maurice de Hirsch (1831-1896), founder of the organization | 1 | 330196 |
| Bat Yam City Hall | 1 | 250102 |
| Batia Makov, 1841-1912 | 1 | 500224 |
| Bell Cave in Bet-Guvrin. In the circle cave drawing of Cerberus, mythological hound that guards the gates of the underworld from Sidon Burial | 1 | 1760804 |
| Biblical quote "יחנו בני ישראל איש על מחנהו ואיש על-דגלו..." The emblems of the twelve tribes with the Menora of the Second Temple in the centre | 1 | 46012 |
| Bicentenary of death of Rabbi Israel Baal Shem-Tov, founder of Hasidism; Bet Hamidrash Synagogue, Medzibozh | 1 | 122024 |
| Bird (Stepan Karakashian, c.1980) stamp from Minisheet | 1 | 1529111 |
| Birth cent. of Henrietta Szold, founder of Hadassah, American Jewish women’s organization: Henrietta Szold and Hadassah medical center | 1 | 86912 |
| Birth centenary of David Ben Gurion (Prime Minister, 1948-53 and 1955-63) | 1 | 279443 |
| Bleriot XI the first airplane in Eretz Israel, 1913 French aviator Jules Vedrines landed his Bleriot XI monoplane north of Jaffa, as he competed in an aviation contest promoted by the French newspaper Le Matin. The contest route took aviators from Paris to Cairo. The first stamp in this series marks the flight of the first aircraft in the skies of Eretz Israel. Vedrines took off from Paris in November 1913 and, after an adventuresome journey that included a diplomatic incident with Germany and gunfire over Yugoslavia, he landed in Turkey. From there he flew to Beirut and subsequently took off, on December 27, 1913 for Mikve Yisrael, where the “first international airport of Eretz Israel” had been prepared for him. Due to strong winds which depleted the airplane’s fuel supply, Vedrines landed by the train station near the beach in Tel-Aviv. The next day he flew from there to Mikve Yisrael, as planned, and on December 29th continued on to Cairo. | 1 | 1985268 |
| Block 11u - thin paper (1st Issue) Block 11v - think, stiff paper (2nd Issue) | 1 | 250086 |
| Block 11u - thin paper (1st Issue) Block 13v - think, stiff paper (2nd Issue) | 1 | 2309244 |
| Block 12u - thin paper (1st Issue) Block 12v - think, stiff paper (2nd Issue) | 1 | 250087 |
| Block 13u - thin paper (1st Issue) Block 13v - think, stiff paper (2nd Issue) | 1 | 250088 |
| Block 13u - thin paper (1st Issue) Block 13v - think, stiff paper (2nd Issue) | 1 | 2309246 |
| Block 23u - thin paper (1st Issue) Block 12v - think, stiff paper (2nd Issue) | 1 | 2309245 |
| Booklet with 3 panes of 6 of the 80 pruta Tribes of Israel stamp, 6 advertisements and a postal rate chart in Hebrew. | 1 | 2492116 |
| Border settlements, part of Jewish colonization of Holy Land: Border Settlement, Barbed wire | 1 | 250132 |
| Boris Schatz (Hebrew: בוריס שץ; 23 December 1866 – 23 March 1932) was a Lithuanian Jewish artist and sculptor who settled in Israel. | 1 | 249998 |
| Bouquet of flowers with black ribbon | 1 | 250007 |
| Boy carrying potted plant | 1 | 250098 |
| Bristol Britannia and Windsock | 1 | 86881 |
| Broadcasting from Jerusalem, 50th Anniv.: Map and microphone, 1936 | 1 | 279432 |
| Bronislaw Huberman (violinist and founder of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra) | 1 | 279445 |
| Bronze Half-Shekel of 67 A.D. | 1 | 45979 |
| Campaign against cancer: Microscope and cells | 1 | 122176 |
| Capernaum - Tourist Sights of Israel | 1 | 1985171 |
| Carakal (Caracal caracal) | 1 | 240207 |
| Caricatures and comics have been a part of our world for many years, providing an amusing and oftentimes sarcastic look at our lives. Every self-respecting newspaper devotes space to these cheerful doodles, which are frequently thought provoking and even piercing and prickly. In Israel, the words "comics" and "caricature" are used in Hebrew in their transliterated forms, despite past attempts to establish Hebrew terms to replace them. As part of the celebrations for Israel's 70 Years of Independence, Michel Kichka illustrated three lighthearted and humoristic stamps depicting how far the State and citizens of Israel have come from 1948 to 2018. The first stamp takes us back to the "days of innocence", a time when the most popular vehicle was the tractor and agriculture was the top priority for Israel's heads of state and the majority of its population. Every tourist and guest was invited to see the Israeli wonder – the kibbutz. The stamp tab rounds out the periodic image: a transistor radio, which was an exciting new technological invention that did not have to be plugged into the electricity, a glass of seltzer and a falafel, the national food. | 1 | 2089520 |
| Catalufa Lionfish | 1 | 122093 |
| Centenary of B'nai B'rith in Jerusalem | 1 | 279491 |
| Centenary of Israeli National Anthem, Hatiqwa, by poet Naftali Herz Imber: Hatiqwa, 1st verse | 1 | 250230 |
| Centenary of Mazkeret Batya - originally called Ekron, the first agricultural settlement of the Hovevei Zion movement. | 1 | 1528955 |
| Centenary of Rishon Le Zion, now the fourth-largest city in Israel, | 1 | 1471270 |
| Centenary of Rosh Pina, one of the first modern Jewish agricultural settlements. | 1 | 1471269 |
| Centenary of Zikhron Yaaqov - it was one of the first Jewish settlements of Halutzim (Hebrew for a pioneer) in the country. | 1 | 1528954 |
| Centenary of the Universal Postal Union 1874-1974 | 2 | 250079 250080 |
| Ceramic paintings on the façade of the Municipal Boys' School "Ahad Ha'am", Tel Aviv (1924), by Ze'ev Raban (1890-1970), painter and draftsman | 4 | 500666 500667 500668 500669 |
| Charaxes Jasius | 1 | 122126 |
| Chico, Groucho and Harpo Marx; Simone Signoret; Peter Sellers; Danny Kaye; Al Jolson | 1 | 500403 |
| Children flying kites | 1 | 1760931 |
| Children’s Drawings of Jerusalem: People of different nationalities | 1 | 250279 |
| Children’s Drawings of bible stories | 2 | 330310 330312 |
| Children’s Drawings of bible stories: Jacob’s Dream | 1 | 330311 |
| City Arms | 1 | 2492122 |
| Civic Arms - Ramat Gan | 1 | 240258 |
| Coach and Mailman of Austrian Levant | 1 | 122177 |
| Common spelling of the city is Eilat אילת | 1 | 240243 |
| Communications, Electronics & Computer Corps Memorial, Yehud (Claude Grunman) | 1 | 330298 |
| Convention of Zionist Organization of America (ZOA), Jerusalem, June 1977: ZOA Convention emblem | 1 | 250182 |
| Corinthian capital from the Church of Ascension on the Mount of Olives, 12-13th cent. | 1 | 279526 |
| Cypraea Isabella | 1 | 250202 |
| Daphnis nerii | 1 | 122128 |
| Date grove against the background of the Samaria Mountains. Tab: Alexandrion (Sartaba) | 1 | 1760789 |
| David Ben-Gurion (1886-1973), first Prime Minister and Minister of Defense of Israel: David Ben-Gurion | 2 | 250081 250082 |
| Dead Sea chemical industry: Crane | 1 | 122148 |
| Dead Sea chemical industry: Dead Sea Extraction Plant | 1 | 122149 |
| Dead Sea health resorts | 1 | 250273 |
| Decade of postal activities in Israel: Radio and telephone | 1 | 86874 |
| Decade of postal activities in Israel: Teletype | 1 | 86875 |
| Decorated sheet 8 stamps 4 tabs | 3 | 1760902 2045645 2045646 |
| Dedicated to the chip industry in Israel. Part of a series which commemorate the Israeli pavilion at the expo 2010, held in Shanghai, China. | 1 | 1760899 |
| Deer and Flowers (Karakashian-Balian studio, c.1940 stamp from Minisheet) | 1 | 1529110 |
| Defence Fund | 1 | 1760814 |
| Defence Fund (+20) Inscription On Tab: ''Security of Israel'' | 1 | 86846 |
| Defence Fund (+50) Inscription On Tab: ''Security of Israel'' | 2 | 86847 86848 |
| Design size 18x23mm | 1 | 500476 |
| Designing and printing stamps | 1 | 86872 |
| Designs from stained glass windows by Marc Chagall, Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Center Synagogue, Jerusalem: Tribes of Israel Asher | 1 | 250042 |
| Designs from stained glass windows by Marc Chagall, Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Center Synagogue, Jerusalem: Tribes of Israel Benjamin | 1 | 250047 |
| Designs from stained glass windows by Marc Chagall, Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Center Synagogue, Jerusalem: Tribes of Israel Dan | 1 | 250044 |
| Designs from stained glass windows by Marc Chagall, Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Center Synagogue, Jerusalem: Tribes of Israel Gad | 1 | 250045 |
| Designs from stained glass windows by Marc Chagall, Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Center Synagogue, Jerusalem: Tribes of Israel Joseph | 1 | 250046 |
| Designs from stained glass windows by Marc Chagall, Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Center Synagogue, Jerusalem: Tribes of Israel Judah | 1 | 250039 |
| Designs from stained glass windows by Marc Chagall, Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Center Synagogue, Jerusalem: Tribes of Israel Levi | 1 | 250038 |
| Designs from stained glass windows by Marc Chagall, Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Center Synagogue, Jerusalem: Tribes of Israel Naphtali | 1 | 250043 |
| Designs from stained glass windows by Marc Chagall, Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Center Synagogue, Jerusalem: Tribes of Israel Reuben | 1 | 250036 |
| Designs from stained glass windows by Marc Chagall, Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Center Synagogue, Jerusalem: Tribes of Israel Simeon | 1 | 250037 |
| Designs from stained glass windows by Marc Chagall, Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Center Synagogue, Jerusalem: Tribes of Israel Zebulun | 1 | 250040 |
| Detail from the floor - fish | 1 | 1760947 |
| Diff. txt on tab to 1949 issue | 1 | 45980 |
| Diff. txt on tab to 1950 issue | 1 | 45950 |
| Dining hall, Kibbutz Tel Yosef by Leopold Krakauer | 2 | 122280 1760862 |
| Dome of the Rock and Absalom’s Tomb | 1 | 240231 |
| Don Quijote and Sancho Panza, windmill in the background | 1 | 500449 |
| Dorcas Gazelle (Gazella dorcas) | 1 | 240208 |
| Dr. Chaim Weizmann, president of the Zionist Organization, entered into negotiations with British leaders shortly after the start of WWI in an attempt to achieve their recognition of the Jewish people's right to Eretz Israel. In late 1917, following lengthy discussions and after many objections, these efforts came to fruition with the Balfour Declaration, issued by the British government led by Lloyd George. The text of the declaration was sent by Foreign Secretary Arthur James Balfour to Lord Rothschild on November 2, 1917, with the request that he forward it to the Zionist Federation. "His Majesty's Government view with favour the establishment in Palestine of a national home for the Jewish people, and will use their best endeavours to facilitate the achievement of this object, it being clearly understood that nothing shall be done which may prejudice the civil and religious rights of existing non-Jewish communities in Palestine, or the rights and political status enjoyed by Jews in any other country." | 1 | 2089509 |
| Dr. Janusz Korczak (Henryk Goldszmit, 1879-1942), physician, teacher and writer, killed in Treblinka concentration camp. | 1 | 122062 |
| Druze Feast of Prophet Nabi Sabalan: Tomb, Hurfeish | 1 | 279438 |
| Ein Gev Holiday Resort is a kibbutz hotel with a private beach on the eastern shores of the Sea of Galilee | 1 | 46047 |
| El Al Airlines; El Al Philatelic Exhibition, Tel Aviv, Nov. 7-14: Boeing 707 | 2 | 122056 122057 |
| Emblem and doll - Inscriptions: English | 2 | 240201 240203 |
| Emblem and doll - Inscriptions: French | 1 | 240202 |
| Emperor Angelfish | 1 | 122086 |
| Entertainment and sporting events constituted a significant part of the cultural activity in ancient Rome. The city rulers, who coined the phrase "bread and circuses", distributed free food and built arenas as a way to placate the masses. Roman soldiers and officials brought their customs to every corner of the vast empire and contributed to the dissemination of this culture among local populations. Thus, these arenas became an important part of the urban landscape in Eretz Israel during the Roman Period. The most common arena was the semi-circular Theater, in which all seats faced the front stage. Every self-respecting city built a theater and overall more than 30 theaters of varying sizes were constructed in Eretz Israel. The theater was adopted from the Greeks who preceded the Roman Period. Dramas, comedies and tragedies were performed in the Greek theaters, but the audiences' tastes changed and in the Roman Period most of the performances were pantomimes and social satire. Rabbi Abbahu, an amora (Jewish Talmudist) and head of a yeshiva who lived in Caesarea in the 4th century described a satire performance in which actors dressed as animals took the stage as part of a show that mocked Jewish customs. The Jerusalem Talmud features a description of the role of an actor in a pantomime who hires the services of female musicians and dancers, applauds them, dances and plays the cymbals before them. | 3 | 2089513 2089511 2089512 |
| Environmental protection: Butterfly and Factory (Air Pollution) | 1 | 250123 |
| Environmental protection: Ear and jet (noise pollution). | 1 | 250125 |
| Environmental protection: Fish and oil-tanker (water pollution) | 1 | 250124 |
| Everyone has a city, and its name is Jerusalem" wrote poet Natan Yonatan, reflecting the wide range of emotions that this magical city evokes in the hearts of billions of people around the world. For thousands of years this magical city has been at the center of existence for people of different religions and cultures who consider it to be the place where God chose to be revealed and where He will judge mankind at the end of time. | 2 | 1985299 1985300 |
| Excavations in Old Jerusalem: Wall, Omayyad Palace, 8th cent. A.D. | 1 | 250152 |
| Exceptional Sheet 9 stamps 3 tabs | 1 | 1760911 |
| Exceptional Sheet of 15 stamps in which every stamp is slightly differnt from the next in order to illustrate an animation movement | 1 | 500119 |
| Exploration of the Holy Land, 19th cent.: William Francis Lynch (1848) | 1 | 279471 |
| FAO “Freedom from Hunger” campaign: Hand offering food to bird | 1 | 122089 |
| Facade of the Sacrophagi Cave, cave number 20 | 1 | 1760803 |
| Face value NIS 2.50 on day of issue. | 1 | 2309311 |
| Face value ₪ 4.30 on day of issue | 1 | 2453132 |
| Face value ₪ 4.30 on day of issue. Issued in booklet panes | 1 | 2453133 |
| Famous Women: Dona Gracia (Nasi, 1510?-1569), philanthropist | 1 | 330206 |
| Festival 1951 / Carrier pigeons | 1 | 45996 |
| Festival 1951 // Girl holding dove and fruit | 1 | 45997 |
| Festival 1951 // Torah scroll | 1 | 45998 |
| Festival 1955 - Musician with tuba | 1 | 46076 |
| Festival 1955 - Musicians with ram´s horn | 1 | 46075 |
| Festival 1955 - Musicians with tamborine | 1 | 46074 |
| Festival 1959 | 3 | 86883 86888 86889 |
| Festivals 5737: “Truth” | 1 | 250145 |
| Fifth Edition (number of menorah's above the Bar code) self-adhesive 4 * (2208-2211) and 2 * (2212-2213) | 1 | 1985259 |
| Fifty years ago, in 1964, the curtain rose on Fiddler on the Roof – the first large-scale Broadway musical based on a Jewish-Yiddish classic. The plot takes place in a Jewish town in Russia and is based on the stories of Tevya the Dairyman written by the greatest Yiddish humorist, Shalom Aleichem. The first of these short stories was published precisely 70 years earlier. The musical was written by Joseph Stein (book), Sheldon Harnick (lyrics) and Jerry Bock (music). The director-choreographer was Jerome Robbins, and in the lead role – Zero Mostel. Since the premiere in New York, Fiddler on the Roof has been performed tens of thousands of times all over the world. The first performance to take place in another country and in another language was in Israel, in Hebrew, in 1965. Yossef "Bomba" Tzur, Shmuel Rodensky and Chaim Topol were the first to portray the character of Tevya in Hebrew. Since then the show has been translated and performed in more than 20 languages, from Yiddish to Japanese, and many millions have seen and continue to see it with great excitement to this day. This year the Hebrew version is being run for a fourth time in Tel-Aviv, with Natan Datner currently playing the lead role. The American musical film that was produced based on the show starring Chaim Topol has been seen by more than one billion (!) viewers and continues to be screened again and again in movie theaters and on television worldwide. Chaim Topol also played Tevya on stage in English in London, the U.S., Japan and Australia. | 1 | 1985277 |
| First Edition - 2*10 stamps (no Menora sign) | 1 | 1985201 |
| First World Conference of Jewish Youth, Jerusalem, July 28-Aug. 1 Dancing Youths Forming "10" | 1 | 86864 |
| Flag ribbon forms numeral, coat of arms | 1 | 86838 |
| For the Feast of Tabernacles (Sukkoth).: “You shall rejoice in your feast" | 1 | 249972 |
| Fouga Magister IDF Air Force training plane, 1960 The French Fouga Magister jet-engine training aircraft was the first aircraft to be assembled by Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) in Israel. Over the years, extensive improvements and upgrades were made, subsequently gaining the aircraft its new name – IAI Zukit. The stamp features the original name as well as the Hebrew name of the upgraded model. Generations of IDF Air Force pilots were trained on this aircraft, which served the IDF for decades. | 1 | 1985269 |
| Fourth Edition (number of menorah's above the Bar code) self-adhesive 4 * (2208-2211) and 2 * (2212-2213) | 1 | 1985258 |
| Fourth Maccabiah The Maccabiah Games held in July 2017 made it the third-largest international sporting event in the world. | 1 | 46042 |
| Gates of Huldah, Temple Compound, Mt Moriah | 1 | 279525 |
| Gates of Huldah, Temple Compound, Mt Moriah: Carved frieze from a sepulcher entrance, end of the Second Temple Period | 1 | 279520 |
| Gates of Sechem, Simeon | 1 | 86828 |
| Genesis 1, The Creation: Firmament and waters | 1 | 122150 |
| Giorgio Perlasca (1910-1992), Italian collaborator of the Spanish legation in Budapest; Aristides de Sousa Mendes (1885-1954), Portuguese Consul General in Bordeaux; Charles Lutz (1895-1975), Swiss ambassador to Budapest; Chiune Sugihara (1900-1986), Japanese Consul General in Kaunas; Selahattin Ülkümen (1914-2003), Turkish Consul General in Rhodes | 1 | 500496 |
| Gloripallium pallium | 1 | 250200 |
| Good for one domestic letter | 1 | 500533 |
| Grapes | 1 | 330273 |
| Graphics by Talya Stein | 3 | 122326 122328 122329 |
| Green Cover with strip of 5. Israeli Philatelic Services sells limited issue stamp booklets to appropriate organizations to resell as a fund-raising project. These booklets were purchaed and resold by the Israeli Friends of the United Nations. | 1 | 1985174 |
| Guiding The Blind | 1 | 1760926 |
| Habimah Natl. Theater, 50th anniv.: Scene from “The Dibbuk” | 1 | 122207 |
| Hanukkah (Festival of Lights), 1972: Menorahs: Brass, Poland, 18th century | 1 | 250022 |
| Hanukkah (Festival of Lights), 1972: Silver, Germany, 17th century | 1 | 250023 |
| Hanukkah lamp with candles lit and Lighting the Hanukkah Lamp, Rothschild Miscellany illuminated manuscript | 1 | 330281 |
| Happy days - Barley | 1 | 86865 |
| Happy days - Figs | 1 | 86867 |
| Happy days - Grapes | 1 | 86866 |
| Happy days - Wheat | 1 | 86869 |
| Hatanur - the waterfall near Metulla | 1 | 46051 |
| Hebrew University Synagogue, Jerusalem | 1 | 250100 |
| Hebrew University, 50th anniv.: Hebrew University, Mount Scopus, Jerusalem | 1 | 250099 |
| Hebrew press in Palestine, cent. The background of the sheet shows page of 1st issue of “Halbanon” newspaper, giving each stamp a different background: Typesetter, 19th century | 1 | 122081 |
| Hebrew typography | 3 | 122251 122252 500330 |
| Hebrew typography: letters Schin, Kuf, Lamed | 2 | 2309249 2309250 |
| Heroes and Martyrs Day, in memory of the 6,000,000 Jewish victims of Nazi persecution: Flame (“Hear, O Israel . . .”) | 1 | 122048 |
| Heroes and Martyrs Day, in memory of the 6,000,000 Jewish victims of Nazi persecution: Yellow Star of David and Six candles | 1 | 122049 |
| Heroes of underground movement | 1 | 250217 |
| Heroes of underground movement: Menachem Ussishkin (1863-1941) | 1 | 250247 |
| Historian and Philosopher | 1 | 500354 |
| Historic Sites | 1 | 500743 |
| Holy Arks from Italy 17th Cent. at Istanbul Synagogue, Jerusalem Torah ark (or Aron Kodesh) refers to an ornamental chamber in the synagogue that houses the Torah scrolls | 1 | 250017 |
| Holy Arks from Italy 18th Cent. at Central Synagogue, Qiryat Shemuel Torah ark (or Aron Kodesh) refers to an ornamental chamber in the synagogue that houses the Torah scrolls | 1 | 250020 |
| Holy Arks from Italy 18th Cent. at Hekhal Shelomo, Jerusalem Torah ark (or Aron Kodesh) refers to an ornamental chamber in the synagogue that houses the Torah scrolls | 1 | 250018 |
| Holy Arks from Parma, Italy 17th Cent. at the Knesset, Jerusalem Torah ark (or Aron Kodesh) refers to an ornamental chamber in the synagogue that houses the Torah scrolls | 1 | 250019 |
| Holy ark Jerusalem | 1 | 46039 |
| Holy ark Petah Tikva | 1 | 46040 |
| Hundreds of different Passover Haggadahs have been designed at kibbutzim, by kibbutz movements, pioneer trainings, youth groups tied to the kibbutz movement, in Hebrew military units that operated in Eretz Israel during WWII, by groups of those uprooted in Europe after the war, by Jews attempting to enter Eretz Israel illegally during the British Mandate, by the Haganah, the Palmach and the IDF. These Haggadahs were geared toward large public Seders, which were very different than an intimate family Seder. These public Seders were more like the mass pilgrimages of ancient times. At the Seder, participants read biblical chapters related to the exodus from Egypt and discussed Moses, who is not mentioned in the traditional Haggadah. When the Holocaust became known, a heart wrenching memorial prayer was added to the Seder. | 3 | 1760792 1760793 1760794 |
| I love Israel; by Etai Epstein, 8th grade | 1 | 499968 |
| ITU, centenary: Telegraph pole and syncom satellite | 1 | 122137 |
| Illustration by Alona Frankel for a book by Hillel Omer | 1 | 1528995 |
| Illustration by Hava Nath'an | 1 | 500387 |
| Illustration by Nahum Gutman for a book by Haim Nahman Bialik | 1 | 1528996 |
| Illustration by Pazit Meller-Dushi | 1 | 500389 |
| Illustration by Shemuel Katz for a book by Leah Goldberg | 1 | 1528994 |
| Illustration by Tirzah Tanny | 1 | 500388 |
| Illustrations by Samuel Katz to fairy tales by Hans Christian Andersen (1805-1875) | 3 | 500579 500580 500581 |
| Immigration From North Africa | 1 | 250032 |
| Immigration to Israel | 2 | 330307 330308 |
| Importance of Sabbath observation in Jewish life: Embroidered Sabbath Cloth | 1 | 250173 |
| In Rabbinic literature, in both the Babylonian and Jerusalem Talmuds and the midrashim, we find many parables—some relating to plant life and others to animal life. These are, in fact, fables: very short stories in which plants or animals speak, feel, and act as humans in every way. The stories have a moral and teach a lesson. The Sages called these stories "fox parables" or "palm parables". Examples of this literary genre already existed in the Bible: the parable of Yotam (Judges 9:7-20), the parable of the Thistle and the Cedar (2 Kings 14:9-10) and the parable of the Vineyard (Isaiah 5:1-7). Fables were well-known in ancient Babylon, and Babylon seems to have been where the Story of Ahikar, a collection of parables, was created. That book was translated into many languages, including Syriac, Arabic, Aramaic and Greek. Fables flourished in Ancient Greece, where Aesop's Fables originated. The first anthology attributed to Aesop was known as early as the 3rd century BCE. The broad contacts between Greek and Israelite cultures in the Hellenistic period brought Aesop’s fables into our literature as well. The three stamps in this series are based on the Parables of the Sages, which are notably similar to some of Aesop's Fables. | 1 | 1985296 |
| In memory of soldiers missing in action: Memorial tablet | 1 | 250105 |
| Inauguration of Koffler accelerator at Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot. Untagged | 1 | 250192 |
| Independence Bonds Campaign Yemenite Jewish Craftsmanship Ornaments | 1 | 45989 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (10th) - Menorah and olive branch | 1 | 86862 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (11th) - Anemone | 1 | 86878 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (11th) - Cyclamen | 1 | 86879 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (11th) - Narcissus | 1 | 86880 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (12th) - Evening primrose | 1 | 86925 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (12th) - Sand Lilly | 1 | 86905 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (13th) - Myrtle / Squill | 1 | 122041 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (13th) - Oleander | 1 | 122043 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (13th) - Sea onion | 1 | 122042 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (14th) Vautour IIA jet fighters in formation. | 1 | 122051 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (14th) - Sud Aviation SO 4050 Vautour IIA Jet Fighter-Bomber | 1 | 122050 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (15th) - Bristly Hollyhock | 1 | 122079 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (15th) - Sharon Tulips | 1 | 122080 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (15th) - White lily | 1 | 122078 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (16th) Israel’s contribution to science: "Terrestrial Spectroscopy" | 1 | 122106 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (16th) - Israel’s contribution to science: Macromolecules of the living cell. | 1 | 122107 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (16th) - Israel’s contribution to science: Electronic computer | 1 | 122108 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (17th) “National Water Supply” | 1 | 122134 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (18th) - Dassault Mirage IIICJ jet fighters and warships | 1 | 122158 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (18th) - Fireworks over Tel Aviv | 1 | 122157 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (18th) - Flags | 1 | 122156 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (19th) Military Aircraft - Taylorcraft Auster AOP.5 reconnaissance Airplane over convoy on Jerusalem road | 1 | 240190 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (19th) Military Aircraft: Dassault Mystre IIICJ jet fighters over Masada | 1 | 240192 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (19th) - Military Aircraft - Dassault Mystre IVA jet fighter over Dead Sea area | 1 | 240191 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (20th) Happy farm family | 1 | 240227 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (20th) Welcoming Immigrants | 1 | 240226 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (21st) - Army Tank | 1 | 240247 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (21st) - Elat (destroyer) | 1 | 240248 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (22nd) - Israeli Wild Flowers - Orchid - Orchis Laxiflorus | 1 | 122209 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (22nd) - Israeli Wild Flowers - Iris Mariae | 1 | 122210 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (23rd) - Gates of Jerusalem (1st.series) - Damascus Gate | 1 | 249963 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (23rd) - Gates of Jerusalem (1st.series) - Herod's Gate | 1 | 249964 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (23rd) - Gates of Jerusalem (1st.series) - Jaffa Gate | 1 | 249961 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (23rd) - Gates of Jerusalem (1st.series) - New Gate | 1 | 249962 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (23rd) - Mini-sheet of the "Gates of Jerusalem" | 1 | 249982 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (25th) - Signatures of Israel’s Declaration of Independence | 1 | 250050 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (25th) // Mini-sheet - Signatures of Israel's Declaration of Independence | 1 | 250063 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (2nd) - Landing of Immigrants | 1 | 45967 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (2nd) - Line of Immigrant Ships | 1 | 45968 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (35th) - Souvenir Sheet - Star of David | 1 | 1471307 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (35th) - Star of David | 1 | 1471299 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (3rd) - Hakastel | 1 | 45991 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (3rd) - Metsudat Yesha | 1 | 45990 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (40th) - Jerusalem "Independence 40" National Stamp Exhibition, Jerusalem. | 1 | 279486 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (40th) - Jerusalem "Independence 40" National Stamp Exhibition, Jerusalem. Sheet (incorporates 2 NIS stamp) sold at / post Price: 3 NIS | 1 | 279506 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (45th) - Hurbat Rabbi Yehuda Hasid Synagogue, Jerusalem | 1 | 330261 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (4th) - Thistle and Yad Mordecai | 1 | 46015 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (4th) - Anemone and Safed | 1 | 46017 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (4th) - Cornflower and Deganya | 1 | 46016 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (50th) - Declaration Ceremony, 1948 50th.Anniv. of State of Israel (2nd.issue) | 1 | 500494 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (55th) - "55" | 1 | 499786 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (5th) - Five Anemones and state emblem | 1 | 46037 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (60th) | 1 | 499958 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (6th) - Gesher (bridge) and Narcissus | 1 | 46057 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (6th) - Yehi'am (a kibbutz in northern Israel) and Helichrysum | 1 | 46056 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (7th) - Menorah and olive branches | 1 | 46067 |
| Independence Day Anniversary (9th) - airplane sky-writing figure "9" | 1 | 86849 |
| Initial value: 1.50 ₪ | 1 | 499912 |
| Initial value: 2.20 NIS | 1 | 1985287 |
| Inscription On Tab: ''Judah is a lion's whelp…'' Genesis IL, 9 | 1 | 86829 |
| International Gerontological Association, 10th triennial conference, Jerusalem: Old couple | 1 | 250112 |
| Ionic, 1st cent. B.C. | 1 | 279427 |
| Irgun Zeva'i Le'umi (abbr. Etzel), Armed Jewish underground organization Tab: Fortress of Akko, British prison for Jewish extremists | 1 | 330203 |
| Israel Camping Union: Tents and suns | 1 | 250139 |
| Israel Philatelic Federation DO include this 1962 issue in their 'Airmail 1960' series ! | 1 | 86902 |
| Israel bond issue 10th anniv.: Scaffold Around “10” and Sapling | 1 | 122021 |
| Israel is home to some 750,000 deaf persons, approximately 15,000 of whom use sign language. Sign language is a human, natural visual language expressed through the hands, face and body. It is not a universal language, and every deaf community develops its own unique language. Thanks to the fact that the deaf can communicate through visual language, which does not require the sense of hearing, they do not consider themselves to be disabled or impaired, rather a community with the characteristics of a minority group: a common history, cultural and social activities and a common language – sign language. Sign language is the only language that a deaf child can acquire naturally, with no specific training. The acquisition of a natural language is a necessary element for proper social-emotional and cognitive development. Also, as has been proven in studies, the acquisition of sign language as a natural language very much promotes learning the regular spoken language. Many deaf persons consider sign language to be their mother tongue, even if they did not acquire it in infancy. 1th Edition (check menorah symbol count above Barcode) | 1 | 1985275 |
| Israel is my home; by Yuval Sulema and Eden Vilker, 6th grade | 1 | 499967 |
| Israeli mailman and jet liner | 1 | 122180 |
| Issued for Memorial Day, 1967: War of Independence Memorial | 1 | 240189 |
| Issued in Booklets Containing 2 se-tenant strips of 3 | 1 | 2045649 |
| Issued in celebration of Lag BaOmer (Hebrew: לַ״ג בָּעוֹמֶר), also Lag B'Omer, a Jewish holiday celebrated on the 33rd day of the Counting of the Omer, which occurs on the 18th day of the Hebrew month of Iyar. | 1 | 250137 |
| Issued in panes containing two horizontal se-tenant strips of three with tabs | 1 | 2329491 |
| Issued in panes of 10 containing 2 horizontal se-tenant strips of 5, printed tete-beche. Face value NIS 2.50 per stamp on day of issue. | 1 | 2309298 |
| Issued in panes of 8 containing 2 horizontal se-tenant strips of 4, printed tete-beche. | 1 | 2309306 |
| Issued in self-adhesive booklets containing two se-tenant strips of three | 1 | 2329486 |
| Issued in self-adhesive booklets of 2 sets of 4 designs. | 1 | 2045610 |
| Issued in sheetlets of 2 se-tenant strips of three, printed tete-beche separate by decorated gutter | 1 | 2045597 |
| Issued in sheets of three setenant strips of three | 1 | 2045660 |
| Issued to honor Israel’s merchant fleet: Passenger ship “Zion.” | 1 | 86861 |
| Issued to honor those who died for freedom: Candle and Prison Window | 1 | 240229 |
| Issued to publicize traffic safety.: Road Signs and Automobile | 1 | 122163 |
| Issued to publicize traffic safety.: Road Signs and Bicyclist | 1 | 122160 |
| Issued to publicize traffic safety.: Road Signs and Child playing ball | 1 | 122162 |
| Issued to publicize traffic safety.: Road Signs and Pedestrian | 1 | 122161 |
| Issued to publicize traffic safety.: Road Signs and motorcyclist | 1 | 122159 |
| It is noted in the Bible that the balsam plant served as the source of high quality perfume. After some deliberation regarding the identification of the plant, there is now widespread agreement among researchers identifying it as one of the myrrh species of the Burseraceae family, Commiphora gileadensis, which still grows in the southern Arabian Peninsula. This plant was introduced to Israel and acclimatized in recent years and is now cultivated in the Ein Gedi and northern Dead Sea area. | 1 | 1760801 |
| Italian manuscript 15th cent. | 1 | 330233 |
| Item sold for ₪7.50 at time of issue. | 1 | 240143 |
| JERUSALEM ’73 Philatelic Exhibition, Mar. 25-Apr. 2, 1974 : Spectators at stamp show | 1 | 250061 |
| JERUSALEM ’73 Philatelic Exhibition, Mar. 25-Apr. 2, 1974: Spectators at stamp show | 1 | 250062 |
| Jacob Steinhardt (1887–1968) (Hebrew: יעקב שטיינהרדט) was a German-born Israeli painter and woodcut artist. | 1 | 250001 |
| Jaffa street, Generali building , the light rail | 1 | 1760943 |
| Jerusalem - Tourist Sights of Israel | 1 | 1985170 |
| Jewish Brigade served with British Armed Forces during WWII: Jewish Brigade flag | 1 | 250259 |
| Jewish Festivals: Father blessing children, Yom Kippur | 1 | 330198 |
| Jewish New Year (1954) | 1 | 46059 |
| Jewish New Year (1957) | 2 | 86851 86852 |
| Jewish New Year (1957) - Ancient seals Gazelle | 1 | 86853 |
| Jewish New Year 5721 | 3 | 86906 86907 86908 |
| Jewish New Year 5722 | 3 | 122022 122023 122044 |
| Jewish New Year 5725 | 1 | 122110 |
| Jewish New Year 5727 | 5 | 122165 122166 122167 122168 122169 |
| Jewish New Year 5728 | 5 | 240196 240197 240198 240199 240200 |
| Jewish New Year 5730 | 5 | 240259 240260 240261 240262 240263 |
| Jewish New Year 5731 | 5 | 122219 122220 122221 122222 122223 |
| Jewish New Year 5740: Rabbi Johanan, sandal maker | 1 | 250271 |
| Jewish New Year 5740: Rabbi Yehoshua ben Hananya | 1 | 250269 |
| Jewish New Year, 5710: Arms and service insignia - Air Force | 1 | 45946 |
| Jewish New Year, 5710: Arms and service insignia - Army | 1 | 45948 |
| Jewish New Year, 5710: Arms and service insignia - Navy | 1 | 45947 |
| Jewish New Year, 5711: Fruit and Star of David | 1 | 45976 |
| Jewish New Year, 5714: Holy Arks Safed | 1 | 46041 |
| Jewish New Year, 5722 | 1 | 1528916 |
| Jewish New Year, 5723: Leopard and kid, Isaiah 11:6 | 1 | 122054 |
| Jewish New Year, 5726 - Genesis 1 | 1 | 1528923 |
| Jewish New Year, 5726 - Genesis 1, Heavenly lights | 1 | 122140 |
| Jewish New Year, 5726 - Genesis 1, “Let There be Light . . .” | 1 | 122138 |
| Jewish New Year, 5726 Genesis 1, The Creation: Fish and fowl | 1 | 122141 |
| Jewish New Year, 5728: Torah, scroll of the law | 1 | 1528925 |
| Jewish New Year, 5729: Views of Jerusalem - Israel Museum and “Shrine of the Book.” | 1 | 240235 |
| Jewish New Year, 5729: Views of Jerusalem - Tower of David and City Wall | 1 | 240233 |
| Jewish New Year, 5729: Views of Jerusalem - Yemin Moshe District and Mount of Olives | 1 | 240234 |
| Jewish New Year, 5730 - The Story of the Flood: Ark during the flood. | 2 | 1528926 1528927 |
| Jewish New Year, 5736: Judges of Israel - Deborah | 1 | 250117 |
| Jewish New Year, 5736: Judges of Israel - Gideon | 1 | 250116 |
| Jewish New Year, 5736: Judges of Israel - Jephthah | 1 | 250118 |
| Jewish New Year, 5738 - Matriarchs of the Bible: Leah | 1 | 250190 |
| Jewish New Year, 5738 - Matriarchs of the Bible: Rachel | 1 | 250189 |
| Jewish New Year, 5738 - Matriarchs of the Bible: Rebekah | 1 | 250188 |
| Jewish New Year, 5738 - Matriarchs of the Bible: Sarah | 1 | 250187 |
| Joined issue with UN New York Mi nr 1078 | 1 | 499943 |
| Joint Issue of Israel and Russia. | 2 | 2045667 2045668 |
| Joint issue with Australia MiNr. 3944-3945 | 2 | 500297 500298 |
| Joint issue with Austria Mi nr 2489 and Hungary Mi nr 4871 | 1 | 240162 |
| Joint issue with Germany. | 1 | 1528893 |
| Joint issue with Greece | 1 | 1690892 |
| Joint issue with Hungary Mi nr 4627 | 1 | 500608 |
| Joint issue with Italy (Mi:IT 2973) | 1 | 240160 |
| Joint issue with Italy (Mi:IT 2974) | 1 | 240161 |
| Joint issue with Poland MiNr. 3444 | 1 | 330259 |
| Joint issue with Russia Mi. BL19 | 1 | 500482 |
| Joint issue with Spain Bridge of Strings - a suspension bridge for light rail in Jerusalem, by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava (* 1951) | 1 | 1690900 |
| Joint issue with Thailand (Mi:TH 3494) | 1 | 1340436 |
| Joint issue with Uruguay. The Annunciation of Sarah; Painting by José Gurvich (1927-1974) | 1 | 1340467 |
| Joint issue with Vatican | 1 | 1985292 |
| Joint issue with the Philippines. | 1 | 1528896 |
| Joint issues Joint issue with Canada. | 1 | 500074 |
| Joint issues Joint issue with Poland. | 2 | 500015 499991 |
| Joint issues Joint issue with Romania. | 3 | 330283 500046 500047 |
| Joint issues Joint issue with Vatican City. | 1 | 500112 |
| Joseph Trumpeldor (1880-1920) (founder of Zion Mule Corps and Jewish Legion) | 1 | 250276 |
| Keren Hayesod, a Zionist Fund to maintain schools and hospitals in Palestine, 50th anniv: Hebrew Letters Shaped Like Ship and Buildings | 1 | 122218 |
| King David by Marc Chagall | 1 | 1528928 |
| King Solomon inherited a large and wealthy kingdom from his father King David, stretching from the Euphrates River in the north to the Eilat Bay in the south. The good trade relations King Solomon created with the rulers of nearby kingdoms as well as the great wealth he accumulated thanks to those relations and to the taxes he collected are described in the Bible in books I Kings and II Chronicles. The development of his fleet in the Red Sea was described in detail: "Hiram sent servants of his with the fleet, mariners who were experienced on the sea, to serve with Solomon's men. They came to Ophir; there they obtained gold in the amount of four hundred and twenty talents" (I Kings, 9:27-28). King Hiram of Tyre, who knew how to build ships and had men who were skilled mariners, partnered with King Solomon, who ruled the Eilat Coast and together they built a fleet of trade ships in the Red Sea. These ships sailed to Ophir, which was apparently located along either the eastern or the western coast of the Red Sea, and returned carrying many treasures and exotic wares. | 1 | 1985304 |
| Knesset building by Joseph Klarwein, stone wall by Danny Karavan, Menora | 1 | 500531 |
| Kristallnacht, Nazi pogrom in Germany, 50th anniv. | 1 | 279499 |
| Kshe'or Dolek Bechalonech (When the Light is on in your Window) Lyrics: Amos Ettinger, Melody: Alexander Argov This song was written in 1964 for the Gesher Hayarkon trio. Ettinger wrote: "I love fairytales and the ones I don’t know, I make up… As long as I continue to believe that the light is on so that you can write your letters to me – I will keep waiting…" | 1 | 1985318 |
| Leo Arie Mayer Memorial Museum for Mayer Memorial Museum for Islamic Art, Jerusalem: Elephant with howdah, Persia, 13th cent. | 1 | 250243 |
| Leo Arie Mayer Memorial Museum for Mayer Memorial Museum for Islamic Art, Jerusalem: Silver and Enamel Vase, India | 1 | 250242 |
| Let's help pull up Grandfather Eliezer's Carrot | 1 | 250166 |
| Liberation of Nazi concentration camps, 20th anniv.: Hands Reaching for Hope, and Star of David | 1 | 122135 |
| Lioconcha castrensis | 1 | 250203 |
| Lionfish / Red Sea Fish (1st.series) | 1 | 122060 |
| Living in a World of Mutual Respect, drawing by Nitzan Shupak | 1 | 500519 |
| Ludwik Lejzer Zamenhof (1859-1917), Polish ophthalmologist, creator of the language Esperanto | 1 | 122330 |
| Lyrics and Melody: Avihu Medina This song, which is considered to be a milestone in Eastern music, was written by Avihu Medina based on an experience of unrequited love in his youth. The song was written for the Eastern music festival "Lamenatze'ach Shir Mizmor" in 1982, where it was performed by Zohar Argov. | 1 | 1985317 |
| Lyrics and Melody: Uzi Chitman One of the last hits by late songwriter Uzi Chitman, who wrote this love song in 2000 for his wife Aya when their son Yoav was drafted into an IDF combat unit. It expresses life and partnership coming full circle. Some interpret the song as one of love for Eretz Israel. It was performed as a duet by Shlomi Shabat and Lior Narkis and has become a popular wedding song. | 1 | 1985313 |
| Lyrics: Avraham Chalfi, Melody: Yoni Rechter Written in the 1950's and set to music by Yoni Reachter in 1977. This very popular song was performed by Arik Einstein, accompanied by young singers Yehudit Ravitz and Corinne Allal. | 1 | 1985311 |
| Lyrics: Ehud Manor, Melody: Matti Caspi Ehud Manor dedicated this song to his wife, singer Ofra Fuchs. He later gave it to his friend, composer and singer Matti Caspi, who added the words to the soundtrack he was composing for the film Hagiga BaSnuker (1975). Thus this magical love song was born. Matti named his firstborn daughter Brit. | 1 | 1985312 |
| Lyrics: Eitan Glass, Melody: Rami Kleinstein According to the lyricist: "In 1994, I was driving and listening to the tune from the film Never on Sunday and it reminded me of the bright light of Athens reflecting the colors from Mt. Lycabettus into the sea… the lyrics and the story for the song came to me in an instant, matched with a melody by Greek composer Hatzidakis. I pulled over and wrote down the lyrics. Later on, Rami Kleinstein set them to music." | 1 | 1985319 |
| Lyrics: H.N. Bialik Melody: Alexander Krane, Shmuel Alman, Paul Ben Haim, Menachen Avidom / Nurit Hirsch / Miki Gavrielov / folk tune This poem was written by poet H.N. Bialik in 1905 in Odessa, for his beloved Ira Jan or for his wife Mania, or possibly for both… The words were set to music by numerous composers, including Paul Ben Haim, Nurit Hirsch, Miki Gavrielov and more, and it has been performed by many singers. | 1 | 1985322 |
| Lyrics: Haim Hefer, Melody: Dubi Seltzer The play Kazablan was written by Yigal Mossinson in 1954, and was first performed in the Camari Theater starring Yosef Yadin and Haya Hararit. The song "Rosa" was written along with a number of other songs for the musical version, which was staged in 1966 starring Yehoram Gaon. The song quickly became a huge hit. | 1 | 1985320 |
| Lyrics: Leah Goldberg, Melody: Oded Lerer This poem appeared in Leah Goldberg's book Shibolet Yeroket Ha'Ayin (Green-eyed Spike) in 1938. It was set to music by Oded Lerer in 1977 and sung by Yehudit Ravitz at the annual Song Festival. | 1 | 1985316 |
| Lyrics: Natan Alterman, Melody: Naomi Shemer This poem was published in Alterman's book "Kochavim Bachutz" in 1938. Naomi Shemer set it to music and gave it to the "Shlosharim" trio in 1969. Since then it has been performed by many talented singers. | 1 | 1985321 |
| Lyrics: Rachel, Melody: Mordechai Zaira / Shmuel Kraus / Zohar Levy / Yosef Moustaki This poem was written by poetess Rachel in the late 1920's. It was set to music several different times, but became especially well known when Rona Ramon sent it to her husband Ilan Ramon, the first Israeli astronaut, who died in the Columbia space shuttle. | 1 | 1985314 |
| Lyrics: Yaakov Orland, Melody: Mordechai Zeira This song was ordered by the Le'Chol HaRuchot Theater in 1939. The songwriters met in the "Waiters Club" in Tel Aviv and completed it in the wee hours of the night, when it was first performed by the club's waiters. Since then, the song has been sung by many singers, but it was the first song performed by Esther Ofarim as a soloist and from there she went on to be a star. | 1 | 1985315 |
| Ma Pit'om - means How come? | 1 | 499887 |
| Maiden voyage of S.S. Shalom: S.S. Shalom, Sailing Vessel and Ancient Map of Coast Line | 1 | 122083 |
| Malea pomum | 1 | 250201 |
| Mania Shochat (1880–1961) was a Belarusian-Jewish politician and the "mother" of the collective settlement in Palestine, the forerunner of the kibbutz movement. | 1 | 122205 |
| Many anthems, poems and songs have been dedicated to Jerusalem over thousands of years. The sanctity and beauty of the city resonate within the souls of believers and travelers alike, and have moved them to pour their hearts out and express their longing in words. The song Jerusalem of Gold has become this generation's link in a long line of works, many of which have become deeply rooted in Israeli culture. In the winter of 1967, Jerusalem Mayor Teddy Kollek approached the Voice of Israel (Israel's national radio station) and asked them to write a song dedicated to the city, which would be played for the first time as part of a festival scheduled on the upcoming Independence Day. The request was passed to songwriter and composer Naomi Shemer, who sought an idea for the song and eventually found inspiration in ancient Jewish writings. The title and first line of the chorus came from a legend about Rabbi Akiva, who gave his loyal wife a precious piece of jewelry called "Jerusalem of Gold". The phrase "Behold I am a violin for all your songs", which was coined in the Middle Ages by Rabbi Judah Halevi in his well known poem "Zion, will you not ask", provided the inspiration for the rest of the chorus. Shemer used this foundation to create the train of thought of a faithful admirer who is intoxicated by the fragrance and landscapes of Jerusalem, whose heart aches at the city's wretchedness when held captive by the enemy, and who swears to remain faithful forever. | 1 | 2089521 |
| Marisa eagle | 1 | 45974 |
| Marriage Contracts (Ketubah): Marriage contract, Netherlands, 1648 | 1 | 250210 |
| Marriage Contracts (Ketubah): Morocco | 1 | 250211 |
| Massada - Tourist Sights of Israel | 1 | 1985169 |
| Memorial Day 2017 - The National Memorial Hall at Mount Herzl, Jerusalem | 1 | 1760787 |
| Memorial Day for the Fallen in Israel's battles | 1 | 1340455 |
| Memorial Day, 1971, and the war dead: Defense Forces | 1 | 249960 |
| Memorial Day: Flame | 1 | 250049 |
| Memorial Day: Road of Courage Monument | 1 | 122254 |
| Memorial site Givat Ha - Tahmoshet - Jerusalem | 1 | 279458 |
| Memorial, Upper Galilee | 1 | 122155 |
| Menachem Shemi (1897-1951) belongs to the group of painters that worked in Eretz Israel (as pre-State Israel was called) during the first half of the 20th century. | 1 | 250000 |
| Michel numbers: x = without phosphor strip y = with phosphor strip | 2 | 249987 249992 |
| Michel numbers: x = without phosphor strip y = with phosphor strip Ein Avdat (Hebrew: עין עבדת) or Ein Ovdat is a canyon in the Negev Desert of Israel, south of Kibbutz Sde Boker. | 1 | 249990 |
| Michel numbers: x = without phosphor strip y = with phosphor strip Gan HaShlosha National Park (Hebrew: גן השלושה, literally: "Park of the three"), also known by its Arabic name Sakhne (Arabic: الساخنة, literally: "The hot pool"), is a national park in Israel. Located between kibbutzim Beit Alfa and Nir David, it has naturally warm water where visitors can swim all year. | 1 | 249988 |
| Michel numbers: x = without phosphor strip y = with phosphor strip Jaffa, in Hebrew Yafo (Hebrew: יָפוֹ) and in Arabic Yafa (Arabic: يَافَا) and also called Japho or Joppa, the southern and oldest part of Tel Aviv–Yafo, is an ancient port city in Israel. | 1 | 249989 |
| Michel numbers: x = without phosphor strip y = with phosphor strip Netanya (Hebrew: נְתַנְיָה, lit., "God gave") is a city in the Northern Central District of Israel, and is the capital of the surrounding Sharon plain. Its 14 kilometres (8.7 mi) of beaches have made the city a popular tourist resort. | 1 | 249991 |
| Michel numbers: x = without phosphor strip yI = 2 phosphor strips yII = 1 phosphor strip | 1 | 249993 |
| Mini Sheet of 15 stamps | 1 | 1985173 |
| Mizpe Ramon | 1 | 240182 |
| Model in the Museum of the Diaspora, Tel Aviv | 3 | 279467 279468 279469 |
| Modern Israeli architecture: Elias Sourasky Library, Tel Aviv Univesity | 1 | 250074 |
| Modern Israeli architecture: Lady Davis Technical Center “AMAL,” Tel Aviv | 1 | 250073 |
| Modern Israeli architecture: Mivtahim Rest Home, Zikhron Yaaqov | 1 | 250075 |
| Mosaic - dove and olive branch. Inscription On Tab: ''Mosaic floor of the synagogue at Jerash'' | 1 | 45975 |
| Moses Maimonides (1138-1204), Jewish philosopher, scholar and physician; Map with stars at its places of work | 1 | 499847 |
| Moshe Dayan (1915-1981), Foreign Minister, Minister of Defense | 1 | 279497 |
| Mosque lamp, glass and enamel, Syria, 14th cent. | 1 | 250244 |
| Musicians with harp | 1 | 46077 |
| My Favorite Room; Painting by J. Ensor (1860-1949), Belgian painter, draftsman, and etcher. Joint issue with Belgium MiNr. 2874 | 1 | 500542 |
| Natl. Assoc. of Nurses | 1 | 250319 |
| Nazareth | 1 | 122184 |
| Near East Intl. Fair, Tel Aviv, June 5-July 5: Symbolic flag | 1 | 122052 |
| No phosphorescent bands | 12 | 250029 250031 250057 250058 250059 250060 250083 250084 250085 250144 |
| Noah's ark and animals | 1 | 1760945 |
| Nobel laureate in physics | 1 | 1529075 |
| Nobel peace laureate | 2 | 330256 2045652 |
| Nominal at the time of issuance: 2.20 NIS each | 1 | 1985293 |
| Nominal value at the time of issue: 1.15 NIS (A) and 1.20 NIS (AS and CS). | 1 | 1985180 |
| Occupational safety and publicity for the Institute for Safety and Hygiene: Electrical lineman | 1 | 250095 |
| Occupational safety and publicity for the Institute for Safety and Hygiene: Tractor driver | 1 | 250094 |
| Occupational safety and publicity for the Institute for Safety and Hygiene: Welder | 1 | 250093 |
| Old City Walls | 1 | 1760944 |
| Old train station building | 1 | 1760941 |
| Oliphant House, Dalyat Al Karmil (memorial to Druse Community) | 1 | 1528981 |
| Olive Branch against the background of a group of youth at the Sebastia train station. Tab: Herodion | 1 | 1760790 |
| On the stamp: A German pilot, In the background - a German plain on the landing strip by the Merhavia Cooperative.On the tab: The emblem of a Prussian pilot | 1 | 1760924 |
| Open book with bible text in the script of the Aleppo Codex (10th c.), east wing of the Great Synagogue of Aleppo, names of persons and places in the history of the Codex | 1 | 500616 |
| Opened door of a house with Jewish and Arab sides | 1 | 330309 |
| Opening of Zionist Organization of America House Tel Aviv: Manhattan skyline and Zionist Organization of America House | 1 | 46018 |
| Opening of new Shaare Zedek Medical Center, Jerusalem: Old and new hospital buildings | 1 | 250241 |
| Orange butterflyfish / Red Sea Fish (1st.series) | 1 | 122059 |
| Ordinary paper with no phosphorescent bars | 1 | 122147 |
| PALMAH, 50th anniv. | 1 | 330214 |
| Paintings from Tel Aviv Museum: Flowers in a Vase, by Fernand Leger | 1 | 122231 |
| Paintings from Tel Aviv Museum: Paris Quai, by Camille Pissarro | 1 | 122230 |
| Paintings from Tel Aviv Museum: The Jewish Wedding, by Josef Israels | 1 | 122229 |
| Paintings of religious holidays: Hanukkah, by Mortiz D. Oppenheim | 1 | 250109 |
| Paintings of religious holidays: The Purim Players, by Jankel Adler | 1 | 250110 |
| Parachutists’ Memorial, Bilu-Gedera, Tel Aviv | 1 | 250174 |
| Patriarchs: Abraham | 1 | 250234 |
| Patriarchs: Isaac | 1 | 250235 |
| Patriarchs: Jacob | 1 | 250236 |
| Pennant Coral Fish / Red Sea Fish (1st.series) | 1 | 122058 |
| Phosfor stripes | 1 | 1471310 |
| Phosphor Paper. 0.05 NIS - 15.00 NIS (in increments of 0.05 NIS) | 1 | 2045630 |
| Phosphor stripes Initial value: 1.70 NIS | 1 | 1760900 |
| Photograph by Karen Gillerman-Harel (* 1970) | 2 | 500063 2329473 |
| Plougher and horse-drawn plough | 1 | 250158 |
| Police Force, established Mar. 26, 1948 | 1 | 250184 |
| Police Force, established Mar. 26, 1948: Civil Guard | 1 | 250185 |
| Police Force, established Mar. 26, 1948: Frontier Guards | 1 | 250186 |
| Pope, Western Wall Jerusalem 2 types I Format 31x40 mm (18. 5. 2005) II Format 30x40.5 mm (Nov. 2010) | 1 | 499843 |
| Pope-Western Wall Jeruzalem. Occasional marked | 1 | 499844 |
| Port of Acre | 1 | 240185 |
| Port of Caesarea | 1 | 240186 |
| Port of Jaffa | 1 | 240187 |
| Portraits of the "Martyrs of the struggle for Israel's Independence" | 1 | 1471272 |
| Possible face values: 2.00, 3.00, 3.50, 4.20, 4.50, 5.00, 6.10, 6.20 | 6 | 1529193 1529194 1529195 1529196 1529197 1529198 |
| Possible face values: 2.00, 3.10, 3.20, 3.90, 4.60, 5.20, 5.60, 5.70 | 1 | 1529199 |
| Post sales price = 100 Pr. | 1 | 45955 |
| Post selling price: 1.50 £ | 1 | 122227 |
| Praying at the Western Wall, | 1 | 250280 |
| Pres. Zalman Shazar (1889-1974) | 1 | 250114 |
| Price of sheet: NIS 4.50 | 1 | 122266 |
| Printed in panes containing three se-tenant strips of three. Stamps printed checkerboard allowing either horizontal or vertical strips | 1 | 2453146 |
| Printed in panes containing twelve stamps and twelve labels that can be personalized. Face value of stamp ₪ 4.10 on day of issue | 1 | 2453144 |
| Protected Birds: Collared Pratincoles | 1 | 250119 |
| Protected Birds: Spur-winged plover | 1 | 250120 |
| Purim Festival: Designs (from Book of Esther) - “He set the royal crown on her head.” | 2 | 250134 250135 |
| Purim Festival: Designs (from Book of Esther) - “In the days of Ahasuerus.” | 1 | 250133 |
| Quill and Inkwell with Hebrew Letters | 1 | 250067 |
| Rabbi Isaac ben Solomon Ashkenazi Luria (“Ari”) (1534-1572), Palestinian cabalist: Hebrew Words Emerging from an opened ghetto | 1 | 250013 |
| Rabbi Or Sharga (?-1794): Illustration from Musa-Nameh manuscript by Shahin, depicting battle of Isreal over Amalek | 1 | 500551 |
| Radiata Lionfish | 1 | 122085 |
| Railways in the Holy Land: British Mandate period | 1 | 250198 |
| Railways in the Holy Land: First Holy land locomotive | 1 | 250196 |
| Railways in the Holy Land: Israel Railways | 1 | 250199 |
| Railways in the Holy Land: Jezreel Valley train | 1 | 250197 |
| Red Cover with plate block of 4. Israeli Philatelic Services sells limited issue stamp booklets to appropriate organizations to resell as a fund-raising project. These booklets were purchaed and resold by the Israeli Friends of the United Nations. | 1 | 1985175 |
| Rehovot | 1 | 122232 |
| Rehovot was founded on Purim, 1890 | 1 | 122259 |
| Rescue Dog. On the tab- puppies | 1 | 1760927 |
| Research boat and dolphin | 1 | 1760791 |
| Return of Hadassah Hospital to Mt. Scopus, Jerusalem: Hebrew University, Mt.Scopus | 1 | 250122 |
| Rifles and Helmet | 1 | 240225 |
| Rivers contribute to the regulation of floodwater and to water purification, maintain unique biological diversity and serve as desirable holiday and leisure areas between and within cities. Clean rivers provide essential ecological services that benefit both humans and nature. Despite their significance for human welfare, rivers around the world have been significantly harmed by human development. Israel's extended water crisis has led to its rivers being severely damaged – springs dried up, water was polluted and many plant and animal species that are unique to rivers and wetland habitats have disappeared or are currently endangered. The Israeli water sector i | 1 | 1985289 |
| Roads to Jerusalem, Citadel and David's Tower Dimensions including tab is 30 x 94 | 1 | 45943 |
| Rosch ha-Schana | 3 | 500194 500195 500196 |
| Rosettes and rhomboids, frieze and columns, facade of the eastern gate, 1st cent. B.C. 1 phosphor band | 1 | 279500 |
| Rosh Pinna | 1 | 240184 |
| Ruins of Masada, the last stronghold in the war against the Romans, 66-73 A.D.: Northern Palace, lower terrance | 1 | 122131 |
| Ruins of Masada, the last stronghold in the war against the Romans, 66-73 A.D.: View of Masada from West | 1 | 122130 |
| Ruins of Masada, the last stronghold in the war against the Romans, 66-73 A.D.: View of Northern Palace | 1 | 122132 |
| Running stag | 4 | 46028 46029 46031 46032 |
| Sabbath Lamps: Netherlands, 18th Century | 1 | 122246 |
| Sales price £2.00 | 1 | 250024 |
| Salute to “the Righteous among Nations,” an award to those who helped during Nazi period: “Hope from Darkness” | 1 | 250260 |
| Same issue as 2007, bloc with serial number | 1 | 912298 |
| Satellite earth station, satellite, and rainbow | 1 | 250015 |
| Science Fiction: Robot | 1 | 500610 |
| Scolymus Maculatus | 1 | 122238 |
| Scorion | 1 | 122035 |
| Seahshore and silhouettes of 3 soldiers | 1 | 1760920 |
| Second Edition (number of menorah's above the Bar code) self-adhesive 4 * (2208-2211) and 2 * (2212-2213) | 1 | 1985256 |
| Second Edition (number of menorah's above the Bar code) self-adhesive 4 * (2410-2414) | 1 | 1985280 |
| Second Edition - 2*10 stamps (2 Menora signs) | 1 | 1985203 |
| Second Edition - check menorah signs on top of front booklet. self-adhesive | 1 | 1985281 |
| Second edition, please check menora signs on top of the front booklet | 1 | 1985267 |
| Self Adhesive | 1 | 2089491 |
| Self-adhesive; Wave-shaped cut | 6 | 1760877 1760878 1760879 1760880 1760881 1760884 |
| Settlements of Merhavya and Deganya 50th anniv.; Yesud Ha-Maala, 75th anniv.: Yesud Ha-Maala | 1 | 86887 |
| Settlements of Yesud Ha-Maala, 75th anniv. | 1 | 86886 |
| Seventh International Congress Of History of Science Rabbi Moses ben Maimon was commonly known as Maimonides (1135-1204) | 1 | 46038 |
| Sha'ar HaGai (Gate of the Valley) is a point on the Tel Aviv-Jerusalem highway, where the road begins to ascend through a deep valley. | 1 | 46048 |
| Shavit launcher, earth, satellite OFEK-3 | 1 | 500435 |
| Sheep's Head; Painting by Menashe Kadishman (1932-2015) | 1 | 500397 |
| Shields of Jerusalem and first zionist congress | 1 | 86913 |
| Shimon Peres – world renowned statesman, Ninth President and Prime Minister of the State of Israel, Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, and a man who embodied action, vision and hope. Among the founding fathers and pioneers of the State of Israel, Peres dedicated his early years to building Israel's military deterrence and defensive capabilities and for several decades, relentlessly devoted himself to the pursuit of peace before leading Israel on the path toward becoming a global superpower in the fields of technology and innovation. An intellectual and man of profound knowledge and wisdom, he composed numerous poems, articles and books. In a career spanning more than sixty years, Peres loyally served the State of Israel. He held several key senior positions including President of the State of Israel, Prime Minister, Minister of Defense, Foreign Minister, Minister of the Treasury, Interior Minister, Minister of Absorption, Minister of Transportation and Communications, Minister of Information, Minister of Regional Cooperation and Development of the Negev and Galilee, and Chairman of the Opposition. Shimon Peres was born Szymon Perski on August 2, 1923 in the town of Wiszniew in Belarus and made Aliyah (immigration to Israel) to Eretz Israel in 1934. He attended the Balfour and Geula schools in Tel Aviv and later the Ben Shemen Agricultural School. In 1941, Peres was sent to undergo agricultural training at Kibbutz Geva with the Ben Shemen group. Together with them, he joined Kibbutz Alumot in the Lower Galilee and during his early days, worked as a shepherd and a dairy farmer. | 1 | 2089508 |
| Shota Rustaveli (12th c.), Georgian poet and author of the national epic "The Man in Panther Skin"; Paintings from the Holy Cross Monastery, Jerusalem; first page of the Hebrew translation of the epic poem by Dov Gaponov (1934-1972) Joint issue with Georgia MiNr. 378 | 1 | 500677 |
| Shrine of the Bab | 1 | 330255 |
| Six Edition (number of menorah's above the Bar code) self-adhesive 4 * (2208-2211) and 2 * (2212-2213) | 1 | 1985260 |
| Size: 40 x 51 mm (with tab) | 2 | 500064 500069 |
| Sold for 1.60s | 1 | 500031 |
| Sold for 15 NIS | 1 | 500313 |
| Sold for 160 NIS | 1 | 1529201 |
| Soldier with Prayer Shawl | 1 | 250068 |
| Stamp from Souvenir Sheet | 6 | 1529002 1529003 1529004 1529030 1529031 1529034 |
| Stamp from booklet, different denomination | 5 | 1985183 1985184 1985185 1985186 1985187 |
| Stamp from mini-sheet | 1 | 1690946 |
| Stamp from souvenir sheet | 13 | 2492118 2492121 2492120 2492119 2309241 2309242 2309243 2309251 2309252 2309253 |
| Stamp of Block | 36 | 1528932 1528933 1528934 250222 250223 250224 250225 1528950 1528951 1529005 |
| Standard inland letter - post Price 85 Ag | 1 | 330221 |
| Star of David, limestone relief, northern wall, near the new gate, Suleiman’s Wall : Tab depicts worker's tools | 1 | 279540 |
| Stylized dove | 1 | 45973 |
| Subscription issue - Imperforated sheets distributed to the subscribers of the Philatelic Service | 1 | 122267 |
| Summer Olympics 1984, Los Angeles | 1 | 1528985 |
| Sun Chariot and 12 zodiac signs , floor mosaic from the 1st century AD , Synagogue Beit - Alfa excavated 1928/1929 | 4 | 1760806 1760807 1760808 1760809 |
| Symbol of IDF (Zahal) | 1 | 240193 |
| Symbol of coopertation and UN emblem | 1 | 122136 |
| Symbolic key | 1 | 250131 |
| TABAI, Natl. Stamp Exhibition, Haifa, Nov. 30-Dec. Dedicated to “African-Israeli Friendship” | 1 | 122114 |
| TABIRA Natl. Philatelic Exhibition: Detail from Lions’ Gate, Jerusalem (St. Stephen’s Gate) | 2 | 240237 240239 |
| TABIT Natl. stamp exhibition, Tel Aviv, Oct. 18-29: Tel Aviv post office | 1 | 122226 |
| TAVIV Natl. Stamp Exhib., Tel Aviv, Oct. 9-19: Jewish postal courier, Prague, 18th century | 1 | 86910 |
| Tabernacle utensils: Acacia showbread table | 1 | 250325 |
| Tahana Waterfall Issued to publicize nature reserves | 1 | 122197 |
| Tel Aviv - promenade the sheet incorporates two individual stamps - 30s and 50s | 1 | 1471309 |
| Tel Aviv centennial. Stamp from souvenir sheet | 1 | 499964 |
| Tel Aviv university, 50th Anniv. | 1 | 122308 |
| Tenth anniversary of Jewish Parachutists Jewish Mobilisation during 2nd.World War | 1 | 46066 |
| The 2nd Anniversary of the Death of Ephraim Katzir, 1916-2009 | 1 | 500156 |
| The Alpine ibex (Capra ibex), Nubian Ibex | 1 | 240206 |
| The Fox in the Vineyard | 2 | 1760933 1760934 |
| The Heron disloge the bone from the lion mouth | 2 | 1760935 1760936 |
| The Western Wall and the Hebrew University stamps. On the background a section of the Temple Scroll, the Shrine of the Book, the light railway, the Knesset, The Ammunation Hill and the Bridge of strings | 1 | 1760795 |
| The art of mosaic floors began to develop in Eretz Israel during the Hellenistic period and peaked during the Roman and Byzantine periods. It was very costly to produce a mosaic floor, thus owning one was considered a status symbol that only few could afford. The wealthy adorned their luxurious homes with mosaic floors and community leaders used them to decorate public buildings, such as bath houses, churches and synagogues. | 2 | 1985302 1985303 |
| The emblem for Gad is supposed to represent troops in an encampment | 1 | 86831 |
| The emblems of the Twelve Tribes | 1 | 46079 |
| The flexible reed and the broken cedar tree | 2 | 1760937 1760938 |
| The four seasons. Logo of Jerusalem 2016 Stamp Exhibition | 1 | 1760949 |
| The four symbols on the stamp under the Menorah and the Statue of Liberty represent the main areas of ZOA activity: Congress, Justice system, Higher Education and Media. On the tab Israel ans USA flags | 1 | 1760796 |
| The people of Israel love to sing songs of love: love for God, love for their homeland, love for the world, love between a man and a woman. Some of the most beautiful poetic verses about love are found in the biblical Song of Songs. The Levites sang songs of love for God in the Temple. Through good and bad, throughout the world, during the Holocaust and the subsequent revival of the Jews, in war and in peace, the Jewish people have never stopped singing love songs. The Israel Philatelic Service has selected 12 romantic love songs from a wide range of genres and times, songs that remind everyone of wonderful moments. | 1 | 1985323 |
| The sheet incorporates 15 stamps ; each stamp depicts a part of the "Memorial Wall", together making a composite design | 1 | 500322 |
| The stamp design is based on a photograph of Etsel combat soldiers who fought in Menasia Battle in Jaffa (April 25 - May 1, 1948). The stamp tab features a quote from the Betar Song, written by Ze'ev Jabotisky , and the Etsel Badge, which was presented by the Ministry of Defence to those who served in Etsel | 1 | 1760798 |
| The stamp features one of the two British sergeants who met the Mayor of Jerusalem at the entrance to the city, against the background of a photo of of General Allenby entering the Old City through the Jaffa Gate. The tab features the emblem of the London Regiment St. Pancras 19th Battalion, to which the sergeant belonged | 1 | 1985310 |
| The stamp presents the development of the method. The stamp features trainees practicing a side kick against a punch from the side. The tab features a Krav Maga fight from the Yishuv period, when trainees used hoe handles. | 1 | 1760797 |
| The tab has 4 lines (tab of No. 4) instead of 5 lines. | 1 | 45909 |
| The technique used in the production of this joint issue is a world premiere! The stamps were manufactured with innovative laser etching & lacing technology as well as laser philatelic perforation. Joint issue with Austria. | 1 | 500082 |
| The technique used in the production of this joint issue is a world premiere! The stamps were manufactured with innovative laser etching & lacing technology as well as laser philatelic perforation. | 3 | 500697 240165 499858 |
| The traditional signs of the twelve constellations of the Zodiac | 8 | 2089466 2089467 2089468 2089469 2089470 2089471 2089472 2089473 |
| The view from inside the cave towards the Nahal Me'arot Caves landscape | 1 | 1760802 |
| The world of nutrition has undergone a revolution in recent decades. Plants such as vegetables have been found to contain tens of thousands of active ingredients that offer far-reaching health benefits. These substances are called phytochemicals (phyto = plant in Greek). Some phytochemicals are pigments (colors). These pigments and phytochemicals are abundantly healthy. The red color – contributes to fighting cancer and heart disease. The orange color –maintains proper function of the immune system and fights cancer. The green color – slows the ageing of the eye, maintains healthy vision and strengthens bones . The white color – helps maintain vascular | 1 | 1985285 |
| The world of nutrition has undergone a revolution in recent decades. Plants such as vegetables have been found to contain tens of thousands of active ingredients that offer far-reaching health benefits. These substances are called phytochemicals (phyto = plant in Greek). Some phytochemicals are pigments (colors). These pigments and phytochemicals are abundantly healthy. The red color – contributes to fighting cancer and heart disease. The orange color –maintains proper function of the immune system and fights cancer. The green color – slows the ageing of the eye, maintains healthy vision and strengthens bones . The white color – helps maintain vascular and cardiac health and wards off bacteria and infection. The purple | 1 | 1985286 |
| Theater Art in Israel: Inn of the Ghosts, Cameri Theater | 1 | 249953 |
| Theater Art in Israel: “Samson and Dalila,” Israel National Opera | 1 | 249954 |
| Theme should be Archaeology and not Architecture | 1 | 250151 |
| Theodor Herzl and Rhine at Basel | 1 | 86909 |
| Theodor Zeev Herzl (1860-1904), Founder of Zionist Movement | 1 | 46058 |
| Third Edition (number of menorah's above the Bar code) self-adhesive 4 * (2208-2211) and 2 * (2212-2213) | 1 | 1985257 |
| Third Edition - 2*10 stamps (3 Menora signs) | 1 | 1985204 |
| Third Maccabiah, Ramat Gan, Sept. 27, 1950 | 1 | 45978 |
| This agricultural school near Tel Aviv was established in 1870 by Charles Netter under the auspices of the Alliance Israelite Universelle. | 1 | 122212 |
| This tab has 5 lines instead of 4 lines (tab of No. IL4) | 1 | 45925 |
| Tiberias, tower and lake | 1 | 86900 |
| Tigress leaps into prey | 1 | 1760946 |
| Title illustration of the weekly magazine "Olam Katan" (Small World) | 1 | 330282 |
| Tomb of Jethro (Shu’eib) in Kefar Hittin near Tiberias | 1 | 250012 |
| Tourism, Sport and Industry | 1 | 250161 |
| Traffic director with hand as face | 1 | 330266 |
| Traffic safety - Children’s drawings: Family crossing | 1 | 330264 |
| Tree of Life (Marie Balian, c.1990) stamp from Minisheet | 1 | 1529112 |
| Turkish mailman and caravan | 1 | 122178 |
| Turkish mailman and caravan: Palestinian mailman and locomotive | 1 | 122179 |
| Undulate triggerfish | 1 | 122084 |
| Variant of color | 1 | 2309247 |
| Vertically perforated, self-adhesive 2.40 NIS - 9.00 NIS black; negative pressure | 1 | 1985307 |
| Via Dolorosa, the street of the Jews in ancient Jerusalem; Painting by Ludwig Blum (1891-1974) | 1 | 500563 |
| View of Bethlehem - Christmas '93 (withdrawn from sale 10/1/94) | 1 | 1985164 |
| View of Haifa and Mt. Carmel, 17th century. Post selling price: 7.50 sheqel | 1 | 776871 |
| WHO drive to eradicate malaria: Anopheles Maculipennis and Chart Showing Decline of Malaria in Israel | 1 | 122067 |
| Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, 25th anniv. Design from Warsaw Ghetto Memorial: Resistance Fighter | 1 | 240223 |
| Weizmann House, E. Mendelsohn, Rehovot (1936) | 2 | 122284 1760864 |
| Weizmann Institute of Science, 25th anniv.: Atom Diagram and Test Tube | 1 | 240265 |
| With Phosphor Bars on the Paper | 1 | 1760852 |
| Work of the pioneers: Clearing the Land, 1890 | 1 | 250155 |
| Worker and ILO Emblem | 1 | 240249 |
| World Refugee Year, July 1, 1959-June 30, 1960: Operation "Magic carpet" | 1 | 86903 |
| World Refugee Year, July 1, 1959-June 30, 1960: Resettled family in front of house, grapes and figs. | 1 | 86904 |
| Writer and editor | 1 | 500352 |
| Yitzhak Navon 1921-2015, 5th president of Israel between 1978-1983 | 1 | 1760940 |
| Youth Wing of Israel Museum, Jerusalem | 1 | 250033 |
| Youth Youth Workshops, Tel Aviv Museum: Children’s drawings | 1 | 250035 |
| Ze'ev (Vladimir) Jabotinsky (1880-1940) | 1 | 122204 |
| Zebra-striped angelfish / Red Sea Fish (1st.series) | 1 | 122068 |
| Zegris eupheme uarda | 1 | 122129 |
| a series of armed vhicels, made in israel | 3 | 776872 776873 776874 |
| also with line perforation 10 or 10 x 11 .For rouletted see nr. 1a | 2 | 45904 45922 |
| booklet of 15 self-adhesive stamps in flip book format | 1 | 1985234 |
| bride, groom, grapes | 1 | 500722 |
| cotton, dates, prayer book | 1 | 500723 |
| developer of cholera vaccine | 1 | 330296 |
| dried leaves | 1 | 500713 |
| ecorated sheet 8 stamps 4 tabs | 1 | 1760905 |
| financier and philanthropist | 1 | 250331 |
| floor detail - peacock | 1 | 1760948 |
| fourth edition - 4 signs of menora on the back of the booklet self-adhesive Nominal at time of issue: 1.70 NIS | 1 | 1985252 |
| imperforated - post Price 5 NIS | 1 | 330208 |
| initial value at publish time is 1.70 | 5 | 500149 1690906 1690907 1690908 1690909 |
| issued only in sheets of 4x4 when the 4 center spaces form a decorated selvedge (12 stamps - 4 with normal tabs & 4 mor central labels) offset multicolor phosphor band on left and right | 1 | 240152 |
| leader of World Union of Zionist Revisionists. | 1 | 250239 |
| line rouletted | 1 | 86854 |
| minisheet of stamps IL 1131-1134 with coupons, iscription 'World Stamps Expo'89', individual numbers and emblems on margins | 1 | 2089483 |
| multicolor offset phosphor band on left and right | 5 | 240171 240172 240166 240173 499869 |
| multicolor phosphor band on left and right Iron Age Tunnel in Hazor; Ivory spoon for cosmetics | 1 | 499826 |
| no phosphor bar Siloam Tunnel (8th century BC), Jerusalem; Clay seal with Hebrew inscription | 1 | 499829 |
| no phosphor bar aqueduct of Caesarea; Roman coin | 1 | 499828 |
| no phosphor stripes | 1 | 2045642 |
| no phosphorescent bands | 12 | 249980 1760846 1760847 279426 1760853 279512 122290 1760858 1760865 250300 |
| no phosphorescent bars | 1 | 250303 |
| non-denominated deffinitive stamp | 1 | 500640 |
| non-denominated definitive stamp Security holes in top & bottom perfs. | 1 | 499846 |
| offset multicolor phosphor band on left and right | 1 | 499852 |
| offset phosphor band on left and right | 1 | 499841 |
| one vertical phosphor band at right | 1 | 500087 |
| paper coloured pinkish both front and back | 1 | 86914 |
| paper coloured pinkish on the front only; back is white | 1 | 2045669 |
| phosphor band on left and right | 1 | 1471313 |
| phosphor stripes, self-adhesive | 1 | 1760951 |
| phosphorescent paper, self-adhesive | 2 | 1760889 1760890 |
| post Price 10 L. | 1 | 250204 |
| post Price 15 L. | 1 | 250251 |
| post Price 15 NIS | 1 | 499897 |
| post Price 3 NIS Map of the Holy Land by Gerard De Jode, 1578 | 1 | 279450 |
| post Price 4 NIS | 2 | 122276 330209 |
| post Price 5 NIS | 1 | 330207 |
| post Price 6 NIS | 2 | 500524 500525 |
| post Price 7 NIS | 2 | 500522 500523 |
| post Price 8 NIS | 1 | 500521 |
| post Price: 1650 IS | 1 | 250333 |
| post Price: 2,50 NIS | 1 | 279475 |
| post Price: 3 NIS | 1 | 279473 |
| post Price: 350 IS | 1 | 250305 |
| post Price: 5 NIS | 1 | 279549 |
| post Price: 60 Ag | 1 | 279505 |
| post price 5 NIS | 1 | 279548 |
| post price: 2,40 NIS | 1 | 279507 |
| printed only in sheets of 10 with decorated selvage | 1 | 240146 |
| printed only in special sheets of 15 - 8 teddy bears and 7 of the second stamp in the set | 4 | 500552 500603 500732 499820 |
| private issue | 3 | 250335 250337 250339 |
| redrawn design with 2 leaves at right | 1 | 2089547 |
| scented | 6 | 499961 499962 500009 500010 500083 500090 |
| security holes top, bottom | 1 | 1760888 |
| self-adhesive | 9 | 1760895 1760896 1760897 1760898 1529178 1529179 1529180 1529181 1985274 |
| self-adhesive stamp from booklet | 27 | 1985188 1985189 1985190 1985191 1985192 1985193 1985195 1985196 1985197 1985198 |
| self-adhesive stamp from booklet, die cut 14 1/4 x 13, face value at time of issue 1.60 NIS | 5 | 1985209 1985210 1985211 1985212 1985213 |
| self-adhesive stamp from booklet, wavy die cut | 15 | 1985235 1985236 1985237 1985238 1985239 1985240 1985241 1985242 1985243 1985244 |
| self-adhesive, Denominations at the time of issue : 1.50NIS | 1 | 1760892 |
| self-adhesive, Hebrew inscription no stroke before 24, Postpreis zur Zeit der Ausgabe: jeweils 2.90 NIS | 1 | 1760893 |
| self-adhesive, Hebrew inscription with stroke before 24, Post price at the time of issue : each 2.90 NIS | 1 | 1760894 |
| self-adhesive, Nominal at the time of issue : 2.20 NIS | 2 | 1760915 1760916 |
| self-adhesive, Nominal at the time of issue : 2.20 NIS | 2 | 1760913 1760914 |
| self-adhesive, die cut | 1 | 1985178 |
| self-adhesive, phosphor stripes, Denominations at the time of issue : 1.30 NIS | 1 | 1760891 |
| serpentine dye cut | 1 | 500089 |
| six edition, please check menora signs on top of the front booklet self-adhesive | 1 | 1985205 |
| special sheet | 1 | 500497 |
| srael is home to many different reptile species thanks to its location at the meeting point of three different continents and the wealth of habitats it provides. Some 100 reptile species make their homes here, among them approximately 40 species of snakes, nine of which are venomous. Snakes are an important component in ecological systems and in the food chain of predators and prey. They feed on arthropods, fish, fowl, small mammals and other reptiles, including snakes, each species according to its size and abilities. Snakes are preyed upon by birds, hedgehogs, mongooses and other animals. Snakes also face other dangers – dwindling numbers of habitats, accidents with vehicles on the roads and agricultural equipment in the fields, as well as intentional harm by humans. All the snakes and other reptile species in Israel are protected by law and it is illegal to harm them. It is imperative that they are kept safe, as part of ensuring healthy ecological systems. | 1 | 2089510 |
| stamp from Minisheet | 10 | 1529051 1529052 1529053 1529068 1529069 1529083 1529084 1529104 1529105 1529106 |
| stamp from booklet | 4 | 2045639 1985270 1985271 1985272 |
| stamp from booklet Initial value: 1.70 NIS | 2 | 1985218 1985219 |
| stamp from booklet pane | 3 | 2329487 2329488 2329489 |
| stamp from mini-sheet | 3 | 2309347 2309348 2309349 |
| stamp from se-tenant strip | 4 | 2309305 2309307 2309308 2309309 |
| stamp from se-tenant strip of 3 | 3 | 2309313 2309315 2309316 |
| stamp from se-tenant strip of five, with tab | 5 | 2529518 2529519 2529520 2529521 2529522 |
| stamp from se-tenant strip of five, without tab | 5 | 2529512 2529513 2529514 2529515 2529516 |
| stamp from se-tenant strip of three | 6 | 2453149 2453148 2453147 2329492 2329493 2329494 |
| stamp from se-tenant strip. Face value NIS 2.50 on day of issue. | 5 | 2309297 2309299 2309300 2309301 2309302 |
| stamp from souvenir sheet | 14 | 2309254 2309256 2309257 2309258 2309259 2309260 2089493 2309261 2309263 2309264 |
| stamp from the souvenir sheet King David playing the harp; Part of the floor mosaic of the synagogue of Gaza (6th century) | 1 | 2309262 |
| stamps from Minisheet - does not have inscriptions below the design | 11 | 1528998 1528999 1529000 1529001 1529012 1529013 1529014 1529015 1529018 1529019 |
| the 20th Maccabiah will be the biggest and best of all Maccabiahs. When the opening whistle was sounded on March 28th 1932, no one could have anticipated that the 20th Maccabiah would take place in the State of Israel 85 years later, with 10,000 participating athletes from 80 countries, competing in 40 different sports, and accompanied by over 20,000 delegates and family members. | 1 | 1985309 |
| third edition - 3 signs of menora on the back of the booklet self-adhesive Nominal at time of issue: 1.70 NIS | 1 | 1985251 |
| value at time of issue: 1.70 NIS | 2 | 500104 500106 |
| with 2 phosphor bands | 1 | 500327 |
| with phosphor stripe | 2 | 2045634 2045635 |
| with phosphor stripes | 1 | 2045643 |
| with tab issued in panes containing two horizontal se-tenant strips of five printed tete-beche | 1 | 2529517 |
| without Phosphor bands | 1 | 2089479 |
| without phosphor | 1 | 250304 |
| without phosphor stripe | 2 | 2045633 1760861 |
| without tab issued in panes containing two horizontal se-tenant strips of five printed tete-beche | 1 | 2529511 |
| “Operation Ezra and Nehemiah,” the exodus of Iraqi Jews: Bird (Exiles) and Sun (Israel) | 1 | 122224 |