Under the legs of this fighter is a broken pitcher. This sign is also printed on books and pamphlets published by Yanetz Printing Press in Jerusalem, currently under the management of Victor Smadja. The Menorah in the Fish is printed as a sticker in various colors and is distributed freely. Practically, the symbol of the Menorah within the Fish functions as an identification sign among Messianic Jews, and even as a badge of pride. However, although Israeli JBY live in an intolerant environment, this symbol should not be interpreted as a secret means of identification for an underground catacomb movement.
Many Israeli cars are the platform for political and even military labels.
In the same way, Israeli Messianic Jews also use such stickers as their trademark. The Messianic Assembly in Jerusalem, originally founded by Shlomo Kofsman, now uses as its logo another format of the Menorah and the Fish symbol. In the Messianic Assembly building, a seven-branched Menorah, enlightened with electricity, is placed near the pulpit in the congregational hall. This is customary also in some other congregations. Interestingly, according to Israeli archaeologists, since the late second and third centuries AD, the Menorah has been a messianic symbol throughout the entire Jewish world.