The Poster Art of the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict

So yeah, you've probably already seen this on Sabbah's blog and Subzero Blue, but I can't help but post it on AndFarAway... as well.
"Antonym/Synonym: The Poster Art of the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict" is an online exhibit dedicated to opening a democratic discussion on the effects this conflict has had on contemporary art. The posters are all quite impressive pieces of graphic design, and most of them are deep and well-thought.
There are several galleries, including "US Solidarity with Palestine", "Zionist Advocacy", "Arab Solidarity with Palestine", and "Palestinian Artists".
I will share some of my favorite posters:



A Victory for the Palestinian People...
1973
Read article pertaining to poster here.



Palestine: A Homeland Denied
Artist: Charles Davies (UK) 1979
Read article pertaining to poster here.



Visit Palestine
Artists: Franz Kraus/original and David Tartakover/reprint (Israel) Original printing 1936
Read article pertaining to poster here.



Bring the Settlers Home
Artist: David Tartakover (Israel) 1980
Read article pertaining to poster here.



Israel = Aggression
Artist: Na’eem Ismail (Palestine)Circa 1971
Read article pertaining to poster here.


And of course, there's the "Dying to Live" campaign posters, which I love:


Sarah of Palestine hopes to be a Mother Teresa. Dare we say hope still exists?


Johnny of Palestine imagines he can be a Lennon. Dare we say that his imagination is a fiction?


Kareem of Palestine believes he can be a Beethoven. Dare we tell him to hold onto his beliefs?

Artist(s): Unattributed, Jordan, Circa 2002
Read article pertaining to this poster here.

Awsome.