This Israeli postage stamp, issued in 1962, is part of a special holiday series titled Mo'adim LeSimcha (“Seasons of Joy”). It features a stylized depiction of Jerusalem’s Old City, with domed rooftops, ancient walls, and lush hills evoking the city’s historic and spiritual landscape. The inscriptions appear in Hebrew, Arabic, and English, reflecting Israel’s trilingual tradition. The stamp is denominated at 0.12 Israeli lira and includes the word "Jerusalem" at the lower left. It captures the city's timeless atmosphere and is a favorite among collectors of Middle Eastern and Judaic themes.