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Google honors Israel’s 64th
Company’s ‘doodle’ is decorated in blue and white Israeli flags
Google has donned blue and white for Israel’s 64th birthday. Users of Google all over the world will notice some special decorations adorning the image of the company’s name as it appears on the search engine’s homepage.
Four cartoon children, all with different colored hair and what appears to be slightly different colors of skin — perhaps an allusion to the multi-racial makeup of the Jewish people and the state of Israel — appear on the page, happily hanging Israeli flags from the “G” to the “e” in the Google logo.
The modified logo is known as a “doodle,” and Google has modified it for special occasions frequently. Previously, Google honored the Olympics, various holidays, the Addams Family and celebrities (on their birthdays) with unique Google doodles.
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