Issued by Israel in 1991, this 2.50-shekel commemorative stamp marks the 100th anniversary of the founding of Hadera, one of Israel’s earliest Zionist settlements. The artwork presents a modern view of the city, blending its agricultural origins with its industrial and coastal character. Dominating the scene are the tall chimneys of the Hadera power station, framed by a eucalyptus tree — symbolizing the early pioneers who drained the swamps to make the land habitable. The design, created by R. Malka (noted at the bottom right), celebrates a century of progress and resilience in Hadera’s history.