Jacubert Emma and Wedner Zoe
Athénée Ganenou
2nd grade
Belgium
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There are 3 little hearts, a sun, an Israeli superhero, Israel in graffiti. Yes, our poster answers the question “What values does Israel represent today?” We designed an Israeli Batman to symbolize strength and protection. Blue hearts represent love and unity, and the sun symbolizes hope and light. These elements together show that we believe Israel embodies values of strength, love, protection and hope. In our poster, we wanted to express the idea that Israel is like a superhero to us. We drew an Israeli version of Batman to show that we see Israel as a strong and protective country. Blue hearts show our love for Israel, and the sun represents the hope and joy that Israel brings. Together, these elements show how we see Israel as a country that protects and inspires its people. Yael Rendelstein's drawing inspired us for the superhero with the cape. We see it as a symbol of strength.