And Thy Children Shall Come Again to Their Own Border [Hebrew text]

whole: The image appears to be taken from a flag or banner and occupies the majority of the page except for a white strip down the right edge and a white triangular area on the left edge, left blank as a result of the shape of the original image. Across the centre of the image there is a green band containing red Hebrew text. There is also a small line of black text running up the lower right edge of the page. Text is also integrated into the illustration itself, predominantly on a curve in the upper centre of the page and in black on a yellow panel in the lower centre of the page. image: A cropped image of a flag with a gold border. The illustration on the flag shows a landscape of low hills and flat fields at sunrise. In the foreground there is a silhouette of a farmer with his plough. On the right side of the landscape is an armed sailor standing in front of a naval ship flying the Israeli flag. On the left side is an armed soldier standing in front of a tank, also flying the Israeli flag. In the centre of the page, in front of the sun, are the two tablets of the Ten Commandments. Around the top of the image there are ten shields entwined with laurel leaves bearing the insignia of regiments in the Israeli army. In the centre of this arrangement is a six-pointed red star marked with a sword entwined with laurel leaves. Around the lower half of the image is a 'u' shape of golden laurel leaves entwined with a ribbon of the Israeli flag. In the centre of this is a gold scroll above a crossed gun and shovel motif. text:[Hebrew text+] 'David Tartakover. Produce of Israel' [+Hebrew text] '1095'.

'24' stuck on reverse with sellotape- refers to reference list provided by the artist [see artist file]

Source of text: Jeremiah, 31:17

'Poster marking the withdrawal of IDF forces from the areas of the Palestinian Autonomy following the Oslo Accords' [DT]