Palestine Day (1948-1968) - 10 fils

Issued in 1968, this stamp commemorates Palestine Day, observed on 15 May 1968, marking twenty years since the events that led to the displacement of large numbers of Palestinians during the 1948 Arab-Israeli War. The design features a map of Palestine, a torch symbolizing remembrance and determination, and a wheat stalk representing hope, resilience, and national aspiration. These elements reflect the significance of Palestine Day throughout the Arab world as an occasion of solidarity and remembrance.

By issuing this commemorative stamp, the State of Kuwait expressed its support for the Palestinian people and highlighted the importance of preserving awareness of the Palestinian cause. The issue emphasized themes of solidarity, national identity, and remembrance, while reflecting Kuwait's commitment to Arab cooperation and support for Palestinian aspirations.