A collection of 44 photos, probably from an archive, documenting Israeli historical events: wars, settlements, the peace treaty with Egypt and more.
Some of the negatives of the photos are included. Most are mounted on cardboards with details of the photo. In most of these the source of the photos is indicated as "Government Press Office" or GPO. Several carry ink stamps of the photographer or titled on verso.
Fifteen photos are from the First Lebanon War, eight from the Yom Kipur War, twelve from the peace process with Egypt and the demonstrations against the withdrawl from Sinai, four photos of settlements, two photos from the Entebbe Operation, including a portrait of Yonatan Netanyahu, two photos of Japanese terrorist Kōzō Okamoto (岡本公三), a photo of major-general Yisrael Tal next to the Western Wall during the Six Day War, and more.
Various sizes. General condition: Very good.

Two Peace Now posters, designed by David Tartakover.
The first features the Peace Now logo, designed by Tartakover, in large letters. This was the first poster printed by the movement after it was founded in 1978. 62X42 cm. Signed in pencil by Tartakover in the bottom right corner.
The second bears the title Achshav Shalom Achshav (Now Peace Now), designed for a Peace Now demonstration in 1982, following the publication of the Kahan Commission Report following the Sabra and Shatila Massacre during the First Lebanon War. 99X70 cm. Signed by Tartakover in bottom left corner.
Very good condition.

Two "Peace Now" posters commemorating anniversaries of Emil Grunzweig's murder.
The first poster is from the first anniversary, in 1984. Black and white photo of Grunzweig at the demonstration in which he was murdered, and the writing: "A year since Emil's murder, the war government is still in power, the IDF is still in the Lebanon mud. And still the evil and foolish policy in the occupied territories continues. And so continues, even grows, the Jewish terror…". The poster declares a march and demonstration to be held in Jerusalem. Design: Rami Elhanan. 70X50 cm. Folding lines, creases, slight tears.
The second poster is from the sixth anniversary, in 1989. Also in black and white except for one word in red. Titled: "6 Years since Emil's murder". Features an illustration of the stone tablets with the commandments falling off. The words of the commandments are all jumbled at the foot of the tablets with 'Thou shalt not kill' on the top of the pile. Design: Michal Sela.
Emil Grunzweig was murdered in 1983, during a Peace Now demonstration in Jerusalem, demanding the implementation of the Kahan Commission Report, following the Sabra and Shatila massacre during the first Lebanon War. Grunzwieg was killed by a grenade. Nine other demonstators were injured, including future ministers Avraham Burg and Yuval Steinitz.
69X49 cm. Folding lines, slight creases, tear and tack holes in the corners.

Lot of thirty publications, mostly single pages, published by Kach, headed by Meir Kahane. The publications deal mostly with assimilation, Jewish sovereignty in the Temple Mount, expelling Arabs from Israel, Transforming Israel to a Jewish state by changing its laws and school education, opposition to the peace treaty with Egypt and Kahane's efforts to run for the Knesset and his party's platform. 1970s and 1980s.
Various sizes and conditions. General condition: very good.

A political poster of the Women in Black movement from the late eighties, titled "To Live". On the upper half of the poster is a photograph of six women dressed in black, and on its lower part a large black spot with red inscription "To Live". The photograph was done in a protest demonstration of Women in Black at the Megido Junction.
Women in Black was established in Jerusalem in 1988 following the outburst of the first Intifada, and as a protest of the military steps taken by the State on Isral in the Occupied Territories. The women of the movement held regular protest demonstrations on Fridays at the France Square in Jerusalwm, in which they wore black. This type of protest spread around the country and towards the end of the Intifada thirty such demonstrations were held weekly.
Design: Roni Rechev. Photography: Boaz Lanir.
69X49 cm. Very good condition.