Stamp
SCG2796 - Israel 1962 Malaria Eradication Stamp
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Issued by Israel in 1962, this 0.25 Israeli lira stamp commemorates the successful campaign to eradicate malaria. The design features a red declining graph symbolizing the reduction in malaria cases, overlaid with a mosquito — the primary vector of the disease. Text in Hebrew, French ("Éradication du Paludisme"), and Arabic reflects the international significance of the effort. This public health-themed issue stands as a symbol of global cooperation in disease control and education.
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