Captives Pin | Yellow Ribbon

Where to buy yellow ribbon pins and jewelry? on Elad Casting website!

Elad Casting is a blue-and-white manufacturing company that produces all of its products in its foundry in Tel Aviv.
Yellow ribbon jewelry is available on the website:
Gaza Abductees’ Yellow Ribbon Pin
Yellow Ribbon for the Abducted

Kidnapped dog tag with yellow ribbon
Kidnapped dog tag with yellow ribbon
Dog tag necklace with yellow ribbon “we will dance again”
Kidnapped dog tag with yellow ribbon
Yellow Ribbon necklace
Yellow Ribbon necklace

The other side of the pendent- Prayer for the peace of the abducted

and yellow ribbon key chains. For over 20 years and sells to individuals and wholesalers.

Why did the yellow ribbon become a symbol of the struggle to return the abducted?
verywhere we see the yellow ribbons which symbolize the struggle for the captives in Gaza.
is an integral part of Jewish culture.
The yellow patch became one of the sad symbols of the Holocaust and since then yellow has been burned into our historical consciousness and has become associated with Captive, prisoner, Jew.

Why yellow? It turns out that it is related to the Civil War in the USA. A wartime film “she wore a yellow ribbon” tells about a woman who, just before she broke up with her lover because he was going to fight, tied a yellow ribbon in her hair. The yellow ribbon is a symbol that you will wait for him until he returns safely from the battle. The story in the film made more and more women in that war connect with the idea and wait for their loved ones with a yellow scarf or a yellow ribbon in their hair.

Why yellow? The Color of the American Cavalry! In 1973, a single titled “Tie a Yellow Ribbon” was released and became a huge hit. The song tells the story of a soldier returning from captivity, unsure if his beloved still cares for him after all the time that has passed. He writes to her, asking her to tie a yellow ribbon around an oak tree in their front yard if she still loves him. He returns home and is surprised to see 100 yellow ribbons tied to the tree. Since then, the yellow ribbon has become a symbol of identification with prisoners of war, solidarity with soldiers, and a prayer for their safe return.