This commemorative stamp from Israel honors Avshalom Haviv, one of the Jewish underground fighters executed by the British authorities in 1947 during the period of the British Mandate. Haviv was a member of the Irgun (Etzel) and became a national symbol of sacrifice in the struggle for Israel’s independence. The stamp features a stylized portrait of Haviv set against an olive-toned background, emphasizing remembrance and national heritage. Issued by Israel Post, it forms part of a series commemorating resistance fighters and historic figures connected to the establishment of the state. The denomination of 3.00 Israeli Lira reflects postal rates of the era and makes the issue notable within Israeli philately.