A memorial menorah for the six million Jews who were murdered in the Holocaust, designed by Zahara Schatz, Bezalel artist, daughter of artist Boris Schatz, circa 1960s, made of brass with six arms on top, attached to a wooden base decorated on the front side with the inscription "And I gave them a hand and a name that will not cut off", from the words of the art critic, Gideon Ofrat, and the curator of the retrospective exhibition About Zahara Schatz from 2006: "The menorah in its shape is intended to symbolize the growth and continuation of the existence of the Jewish people, the crown (on which the arms are carried) as a source of illumination comes to express hope and the continuation of the Jewish spiritual life". Height: 56 cm. Light wear, mainly patina.