The "V Sign," also known as the "Victory Sign," is a hand gesture made by raising the index and middle fingers while keeping the other fingers folded down. This gesture is often associated with Winston Churchill, who popularized it during World War II to symbolize victory and hope. In addition to its historical significance, the V Sign has been adopted in various cultures and contexts, sometimes representing peace or goodwill. However, its meaning can vary; in some countries, it may be considered offensive when the palm faces inward.