Libi Shmorgun
Estonian Jewish Education Center
3rd grade
Estonia
My poster is designed in the shape of a commemorative coin dedicated to the friendship between Israel and Estonia. The coin features birds that are National symbols of both countries: the hoopoe as a symbol of Israel and the swallow as a symbol of Estonia. The birds are facing each other, which emphasizes the ideas of mutual understanding, shared values, and cooperation between the two countries. The names of the countries — Israel and Estonia, — are also written on the coin in Hebrew, and a small blue heart reflects a shade that is present in both the Israeli and Estonian flags. The choice of the coin shape and material is not accidental, as it represents strength and durability, symbolizing stable and lasting friendship between Israel and Estonia. • What role does Israel play in the Jewish world? In 2025, Israel opened its Embassy in Estonia for the first time, marking an important milestone in relations between the two countries. For me, this is a symbol of Israel sharing a hand of friendship and cooperation in the modern world. This cooperation is mutual and beneficial, based on trust, honesty, and mutual respect. It can be seen in this coin, which reflects the symbols and shared values of both countries. The coin represents the idea that two Nations can cooperate while preserving their identity and both benefit through shared growth and prosperity. My poster conveys a message of friendship, mutual respect, and cooperation between Israel and Estonia. It shows that both countries can maintain their own identity while building honest and beneficial relationships based on shared human values. Through the symbolism of the coin, I wanted to express the idea of beauty of two countries, of mutual understanding and shared growth that brings prosperity to both Nations. I am very inspired by the previous posters gallery collection by this link - https://education-en.nli.org.il/75-primary-sources. The teacher Aleksandra printed few of them for me to inspire before creating my poster. Thank you!
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