President's Medal (Israel)

The President's Medal is an award presented by the President of Israel to individuals and organizations who have made an outstanding contribution to the State of Israel or to humanity through their talents, service, or in any other way. It is one of the highest civilian honors in Israel.

The medal is not awarded annually and the selection process is determined by the incumbent President. Recipients are typically chosen from a wide range of fields, including science, arts, culture, philanthropy, and public service. The criteria for selection emphasizes significant and lasting impact.

The medal itself is a physical object presented to the recipient. The design and materials may vary from year to year, but it generally symbolizes the values and achievements the award represents.

The President's Medal reflects the State of Israel's appreciation for excellence and dedication, and serves as a recognition of individuals and organizations who have enriched both Israeli society and the global community. The award aims to inspire future generations to strive for similar achievements.