Yellow and light blue inspired by the yellow ribbon for the hostages.
Beyachad Nenatzeach (בְּיַחַד נְנַצֵּחַ) carries a strong connotation of unity and collective determination, often used in contexts where solidarity is crucial. It is commonly used during times of national challenges, such as in military contexts, social movements, or during public campaigns where the emphasis is on coming together as a community or nation to overcome difficulties. The phrase encapsulates the idea that success or victory can only be achieved through collaboration and standing together.
