Issued by Israel in 2004, this 2.10-shekel stamp commemorates the 100th anniversary of the Great Synagogue of Rome, a landmark of Jewish heritage in Europe. The design features a detailed illustration of the synagogue’s grand dome and neoclassical façade, symbolizing resilience and unity of the Jewish community in Italy. The stamp also bears inscriptions in Hebrew, English, and Arabic, reflecting Israel’s multilingual cultural identity. It’s a beautiful issue that bridges the history of Jewish life in Rome with modern Israel’s philatelic storytelling.