Issued by Israel in 1977 for Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day), this powerful 1.45-shekel commemorative features a stylized burning bush formed from jagged black shapes evoking destruction, contrasted with vivid red flames symbolizing survival and enduring spirit. The Hebrew inscription, “Ve-hasneh einenu ukal” (“And the bush was not consumed”), references Exodus and serves as a metaphor for Jewish resilience after the Holocaust. Designed with stark contrast and emotional depth, the stamp remains a sought-after thematic piece for Judaica, Holocaust remembrance, and modern Israeli design collectors.