Publisher: Sinai Publishing, Tel Aviv Language: Hebrew Pages: 1,384 Dimensions: 18 × 12 × 6 cm Binding: Brown embossed faux-leather with copper plaque Decoration: Gilded edges, decorative endpapers A beautiful mid-century Hebrew Bible (Tanakh) published by Sinai, Tel Aviv, in the 1950s. The volume is bound in an elegant Bezalel-style embossed faux-leather binding, richly decorated with floral motifs in relief. The front cover features a copper plaque depicting the Tower of David in Jerusalem, with inscriptions “Migdal David – Yerushalayim – Bezalel” in Hebrew. The binding captures the artistic spirit of Jerusalem’s Bezalel School of Arts and Crafts, combining traditional symbolism with mid-20th-century Israeli design. The gilt page edges and ornamental endpapers enhance the book’s refined, devotional character. A fine and collectible example of Israeli Judaica craftsmanship, uniting faith, artistry, and national heritage — an elegant piece for collectors of Hebrew Bibles and Bezalel art.