What About The Star of David?

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(03-31-2009 01:37 PM)YYZ Skinhead Wrote:  I used to wear an Israeli flag patch and pin along with various other flags on my MA1 flight jacket, and I used to wear a Star of "David" pendant. When I found out the frightening origins of the hexagram, I got rid of the flags and replaced the pendant with a 7-candle menorah. The interlaced hexagram is used in Freemasonry, Witchcraft, Ritual Magick and possibly Satanism (I'd have to do more research to find out if Satanists use it but IIRC they do).

I wish the Israeli flag had a menorah instead of the hexagram because aside from the star it is a cool-looking flag. It's a stylized tallit (prayer shawl).

Actually the tallit is a kabbalistic concept. It's middle ages Rabbinical Talmudic design. The knots on the tallit are tied according to gematria, which is kabbalah, to define the 613 laws, which are also Rabbinical. The stripes on the tallit are gematria as well. So Judaism "won" the flag design, not the Biblical nation of Israel of the OT. I think people get confused on that. Judaism is a religion that is separate from OT practice.