Chief Rabbi of England Rabbi Dr. Jonathan Sacks famously taught that every nation is chosen by the Creator for a destiny, to contribute some beauty to the whole of Its creation and the whole of the family of nations.

History has revealed many blessings for which the Jewish people was chosen to bring the world, foremost among them, tenacity -- vitality and vibrance, life and joy, even in greatest hardship. To be a light unto the nations, proving that no goodness can ever be extinguished, and every darkness can and shall be.

Historically our life has been larger than life. Which all explains the unofficial slogan of our nation:
"Am Yisroel Chai -The Jewish People Lives!"

In the face of unprecedented hate on October 7th we must share our light!

Much more than a testament to survival, it is a statement of purpose. A mission statement. The responsibility to prove to mankind that through unyielding faith and brotherhood we can all become conduits for the Divine and the miraculous in spite of the global rise in antisemitism . For when the Jewish people thrive, the entire world has proof positive that it is never too dark and it is never too late. That there is always hope -- and abundant hope.

Into this vital message enters the Shield of David, a modern day symbol of Jewish hope, perseverance and values.

AM-STAR-CHAI is not just a piece of art, it is a call to action. For our people to stand tall and confident and proclaim our nobility of character and creativity of spirit.

Calling all Jewish people to step out of the shadows and into the light – their God-given light.

Designed by conceptual artist Yitzchok Moully, AM-STAR-CHAI sculpture stands as a monument to Jewish history, and a rallying point toward our Jewish future, inviting communities and students to contribute their own unique Jewish voice.

The AM-STAR-CHAI sculpture serves as a canvas for your community to share our universal message celebrating life, alongside customizable messages in any language at the base of the monument, bringing its letters and message "to life".
Fabricated from fiberglass, standing four feet tall, ten feet wide and eighteen inches deep. The AM-STAR-CHAI sculpture is an elaborate blank canvas for your community, college students, or school, to collaborate and complete. Your community can choose any number of ways to paint and complete the sculpture.

Perfect for Synagogues, civic centers, community centers, college campuses, Jewish day schools... Anywhere where a Jew is Chai- alive and enhancing life! -- which is everywhere.

The Am Yisrael Chai Sculpture is available in two sizes: 20ft x 8ft x 2ft    and 10ft x 4ft x 18in
Contact Moully for pricing.