Coat of Arms of Palestine -100 mil

Issued in 1994 as part of the first definitive stamp series of the Palestinian Authority, this stamp commemorates the Coat of Arms of Palestine, featuring the Eagle of Saladin bearing a shield in the colors of the Palestinian flag. The emblem serves as an official symbol of Palestinian national identity and governmental authority. Following the establishment of the Palestinian Authority in 1994, national symbols such as the flag and coat of arms were adopted to represent emerging Palestinian institutions and administrative structures.

By issuing this stamp, the Palestinian Authority emphasized the significance of national symbols in expressing Palestinian identity, unity, and self-governance. The issue celebrated the establishment of Palestinian civil institutions and highlighted the role of official emblems in representing the aspirations, heritage, and continuity of the Palestinian people during a pivotal period in their modern history.