Album: Jewish Pride

Description: "No pasarán" en Ladino, which is "No pasaran," written in the traditional Rashi script.

Description: Based on the infamous antisemitic forgery known as the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, which formulated modern antisemitism and spread it throughout the world. Reclaim it by proclaiming yourself an Elder of Zion. Feminine gender.

Description: Based on the infamous antisemitic forgery known as the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, which formulated modern antisemitism and spread it throughout the world. Reclaim it by proclaiming yourself an Elder of Zion. Masculine gender.

Description: Finally, something for all the Ashkenazi furries out there: an official Yiffish logo.

Description: Zil G'mor: go and learn. Because there just isn't enough Talmudic Aramaic merchandise out there, is there? Also, if someone asks you what it means, you can inspire them to go and learn.

Description: Are you a concerned Jewish Cat Mother who cares about your ketslekh? Say it proudly.

Description: Are you a concerned Jewish Cat Mother who cares about your ketslekh? Say it proudly.

Description: Are you a concerned Jewish Cat Mother who cares about your ketslekh? Say it proudly.

Description: A Maccabee design in Paleo-Hebrew letters. Note Paleo-Hebrew is a script, not a language, and it is the cultural heritage of the Jewish and Samaritan peoples. Please treat respectfully.

Description: A Maccabee T-shirt using Makabi YG, a font by Yoram Gnat based on a Qumran Isaiah scroll.

Description: The feminine form of the word "Jew" (tudayt) in multiple Berber languages, in the Tifinagh script.

Description: The masculine form of the word "Jew" (uday) in multiple Berber languages, in the Tifinagh script.

Description: The feminine form of the word "Jew" (tudayt) in multiple Berber languages, in the Tifinagh script.

Description: The masculine form of the word "Jew" (uday) in multiple Berber languages, in the Tifinagh script.

Description: The word "Jew" in tlhIngan Hol (ju'Da ngan,  ). Unofficial, but derived from the word for Judaism, ju'Da lalDan.

Description: The word "Jew" in tlhIngan Hol (ju'Da ngan,  ). Unofficial, but derived from the word for Judaism, ju'Da lalDan.