We scoured the internet to find some of the most inspirational Jewish and Muslim/Arabic graffiti/street art from known and unknown artists.
Allah SWT, artist unknown
Broken Fingaz, a Jewish mural with yiddish lettering – Warsaw, Poland
El Seed, Arabic Graffiti – Djerba, Tunisia
Shalom, orthodox Jewish graffiti artist photographed while painting – England
Shepard Fairey, painting of a Muslim woman
Shinlamed, painting of a hassidic Jew – Israel
A1one, Arabic Graffiti – Iran
C215, painting of a Hassidic Jew – Israel
Add Fuel, Street Art – Djerba, Tunisia
Brusk – Djerba, Tunisia
Artist unknown, painting of the word chai in a hamsa
C215, painting of Hareidi child praying – Israel
El Seed, Arabic Graffiti – Tunisia
Miguel Angel Belin, painting the Chabad Lubavitch Rebbe – Jerusalem, Israel
Mohammad Ali, quotation from the Quran, Sura Al-Baqara, Verse 156 – Birmingham, England
Ovadiah, Jewish street art – England
Specter, painting of an orthodox Jew meditating – USA
Swoon, painting of a Muslim woman – USA
Shalom, Jewish graffiti – England
Shepard Fairey, peace mural of a Muslim woman
