That's super adorable, but you're not getting me to take my Trek Pez set out of the original wrapper.

Also, the end thing IS the Enterprise, with a planet and a bunch of stuff that's supposed to be space or Nebulae or something, and I'm sure McCoy has been to many High Holiday functions over at Kirk and Spock's respective places. Uhura on the other hand would rather be testifying for space Jesus.

that thing shows someone practicing their faith and their love for star trek and pez bones is proably upset that he was not able to get out of the holiday and Uhura proably wishes she was some where else with scotty. and hope the person does not try and light the thing

You know of course the famous Vulcan hand sign
is actually the representation of the Hebrew letter
SHIN, from the beginning of the prayer
SHeMA' YISRaEL,also the SHIN is one of the symbols on the dreidel for the word SHaMaH as in
NeS GaDoL HaYaH SHaMaH,Something great happened here,which by the way YeSHUA celebrated.
=]

Considering that Shatner and Nimoy ARE Jewish, this is a rather cool idea ...anyone know if DeForest Kelly was too?

The thing on the left is the Enterprise coming out of a nebula or other space cloud.

I know. I bought the Pez set for my girlfriend last year.

Wow. I almost just converted to Judaism just to have an excuse to get that.

To boldly schlep where no mench has schlepped before.

As a Jewish reader of the site, I can tell you that there are hundreds of movie type menorahs. I have a Batman menorah myself.

That thing on the end kind of looks like that silicon-based-lifeform-thing from "The Devil in the Dark." I guess. Maybe.

Referring to Moishe's comment, a few corrections:

First of all, Nimoy DID get the hand sign from the hand position used with both hands simultaneously. And the hand position DOES represent the letter shin. But it doesn't stand for the word "sh'ma", meaning "hear (ye)" or "listen", which opens the Sh'ma/V'ahavta passage (Hear, O Israel, the Lord is your God, the Lord alone. You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your might....etc.)
The letter shin, both on the mezuzah (doorpost fixture containing the above-referenced prayer) and in hand gesture, stands for the word Shaddai, meaning Almighty, one of the dozens of names for God used in Judaism.
And on the dreidel (s'vivon), the letter shin stands for the word "sham", spelled shin/mem, no hay (which would transliterate to H) on the end, and THAT word means "there", as in NOT here. In Israel the dreidels are different. They use a pay (for the word "po", meaning "here") instead of a hay.
Our English alphabet derives from the Greek, but the Greek derives from the Hebrew—so there will be correlations that are alephbetic rather than linguistic sometimes. However, Greek and English need to use symbols to represent consonants in order to comprehend written language, while Hebrew and other mideastern languages only need the consonants. And since the meaning of every word is inherent in its consonant root, changing any consonant (of the root) changes the actual word, while vowel changes are insignificant.

Oh, and btw, the other Jewish main cast actor on the show is Walter Koenig. Guest actors—piles of them.

And, a correction to MY post: I meant to say that English and Greek need to use symbols to represent both consonants AND vowels, while Hebrew, Arabic, and other mideastern languages only require symbols for consonants.