A global social initiative for Jewish peoplehood, inspired by Israel’s 80th anniversary
Just as a CHUPPAH brings people together beneath a shared roof, The Flag of Flags brings Jewish communities together around a shared vision
Mending the fabric of Jewish peoplehood
Israel’s 80th anniversary is more than a national milestone. It is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to celebrate our shared story, strengthen the bond between Israel and Jewish communities around the world, and help shape the next chapter of Jewish Peoplehood.
It also revealed its extraordinary strength, as Jewish communities across the globe stood with Israel in countless ways.
In Jewish tradition, the age of 80 is known as “GEVUROT” – a milestone that symbolizes strength, wisdom, and the responsibility to pass our shared story from one generation to the next. As Israel reaches this historic moment, we are invited not only to honor its past, but to help shape the future of Jewish Peoplehood.
The flags are US
What began as an act of collecting broken flags became a story about people.
Born in Israel, The Flag of Flags began in 2018 as a work of art by artist Tal Tenne Czaczkes, created from hundreds of restored Israeli flags with a promise:
Over the years, that promise became reality.
Today, more than 700 Israeli flags have been carefully stitched together into a single work of art—bringing hundreds of indiviשdual stories into one shared story.
They are our reflection.
Our values, our beliefs, our fractures, our hope, and our shared future.
Every flag carries a unique story.
Together, they tell our collective story.
Through one meaningful community experience, children, parents, grandparents, educators, youth movements, and community leaders come together to create a unique community Flag of Flags – a lasting symbol of hope, belonging, and our shared future
85k
Israelis have already taken part
Why bring The Flag of Flags to your community
Creating the future
As we mark Israel’s 80th anniversary, we have an opportunity not only to celebrate the remarkable journey of the past 80 years, but also to build the future
The community experience
Welcome and community gathering, music, refreshments, and connection across generations
Create your Hope T-shirt
Participants personalize their own HOPE T-shirts, creating a shared visual identity for the day and becoming ambassadors of hope
Creating your community flag
Families, children, teenagers, and adults work side by side to design and create a flag that reflects your community’s identity, values, shared responsibility, and hopes for the future
A flag-raising ceremony
A spectacular, large-scale visual event. Hundreds of participants gather to lift the massive collaborative flag from the ground up
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The completed flag is unveiled as a lasting symbol of your community’s place in the global Jewish story
Every community creates its own Flag of Flags. Together, we create our collective story
“We can't change the past but we can choose how to shape the future”
(Tal Tenne Czaczkes)
Your community has a place in this story
Bring the Flag of Flags to your community, and help write the next chapter of Jewish Peoplehood
The project founder
Tal Tenne Czaczkes, known as "The Woman in Blue," is an artist, activist, and pioneer who declared herself a flag, choosing to rise from her own fractures and become a symbol of HOPE
Her work has been exhibited at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, the Israel Museum, and galleries across Israel.
She is a lecturer, TEDx speaker, and workshop leader
The Flag of Flags in the media
Using discarded Israeli flags, artist tries to stitch divided country together | The Times of Israel, Jessica Steinberg
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I felt a broken flag myself | Ma'Ariv, David Fatimer
The Flag of Flag | Israeli Spoke, Maya Bentwitch
Photos: Ofra Ron Mazor | Aviv Abergil | Tomer Czaczkes | Yuval Czaczkes | Roni Czaczkes | Noam Feiner | Hen Kalifa Levi | Sarit Krupka Weingerten
© 2026 Tal Tenne Czaczkes | The Flag of Flags Project