
No Room for Antisemitism Sticker
The one built to cover. Navy edge to edge.
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The one built to cover. Navy edge to edge.

A public service announcement, in gold.

A newspaper correction, stuck on top.

You brought a sticker. We brought a bigger one.

Something hateful was here. Now it isn't.

Hate was here. Then a kosher duck came along.

An olive tree, Jerusalem's walls, and Am Yisrael Chai.

Indigenous rights for all. Jews included.

Our flag heart, big on the front.

Atlanta, in two words.

Atlanta, a flag heart, and Israel.

The people of Israel live.

A Georgia peach and the Promised Land.

A boarding pass, Atlanta to Tel Aviv.

Fluent where it counts.

Hebrew slang meets the South.

A tall glass of sweet tea, and shalom.

Georgia on my mind. Jerusalem in my heart.

Waze. Drip irrigation. You're welcome.

Atlanta Israel Coalition, est. 2018.

Big and clear, like a rally sign.

Two skylines and a heart between them.

Shalom, on a belt buckle.

I will bless them that bless thee.

Psalm 122:6, under the Old City's walls.

Said simply, with a laurel.

Peace in Hebrew, Arabic, and English.

Many faiths. One heart for Israel.

The blue duck in the kippah.

KDR's motto, with a duck on the water.

Quack mazel!

Four ducks in a row. Room for one more.

If hate can go viral, why can't love?

For the people who hide the ducks.

Splish splash, shalom! Made for kids.

Four words, no small print.

Proud Zionist, with a footnote.

A hip-hop nod, in bold white.

For Friday night.

Four questions? I have more.

Kosher. Ish.

That's what I do. I kvetch and I know things.

Twenty-five hours. Undefeated.

Too cool for shul, in a Magen David.

A ballpark raglan, in orange script.

A tank for the gym. Or not.

Neon green on black. Pure Tel Aviv.

Four words. Enough said.

For people who say it with a casserole dish.

A crown, and the instructions.

Fleece shorts with a palm tree.

Jerusalem stone at sunset.

Priorities, in order.

A dad hat, with an address.

Shofar, so good.

For whoever makes the soup.

Good advice, on your phone.

Good advice, on your phone.

Hope is bigger than despair.

The essentials.

Oy, vey! All day.

Oy, vey! All day.

Five pins. Same sentiment.

Five pins. Same sentiment.

Herzl, in pop-art color.

Herzl, in pop-art color.
Where the money goes: after the cost of making and shipping it, what AIC makes on your order pays for our programs, like Israel Up Close, The Author's Table and our work against antisemitism here in Atlanta.