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In most renderings of the John Deere logo, the deer's front legs are flexed; in some they are extended, like on this token, but in all, the deer's antlers angle forward. The swept-back antlers suggest an antelope, which made me think of the logo of the Chevrolet Impala. In that logo, though, both old and new versions, the animal's front legs seem always to be flexed.

The modern Israel Post logo has a mcuh more stylized gazelle, as seen on their website. But older tokens do indeed bear this symbol, as seen on the one in this thread.

But with no markings on it except for the logo, it's not necessarily even anything numismatic. It could be from a piece of telephone machinery, or have been originally encased in something else entirely, with just the little gazelle badge intended to be visible.