Anti-Semitism: Replacing Stars in Flags

In the web page of Stephen Roth Institute for the Study of Contemporary Anti-Semitism and racism at Tel Aviv University there's a paragraph about ANSWER  anti-war rallies. 

Ob one of these with approximately 200,000 people, held on 20 April 2002 in Washington DC, Called the “National March for Palestine against War and Racism there were the Israeli flag with a swastika replacing the Star of David and a US flag with a Star of David replacing the 50 stars and the message, “Free America".

Copenhagen, Artistic Protest

Photo is courtesy of Ramon Arellano from Flickr who wrote in the caption:

An artistic protest against the world's self declared police. Notice the rocket shaped pedestal, the rocket crown, the chains, the crucifix, the swastika, the David star, etc. I don't know where did Ramon Arellano get this information... For me the appearance of Swastika and Star of David together is enough to bring this photo to your attention...

Estonia, Holocaust Memorial

Photo is courtesy of "Larsz" from Flickr who wrote in the caption:

In the woods, between Paldiski and Tallinn, we came across a holocaust memorial. A menorah is engraved on the other half of this stone.

Anti-Semitism :The Devil And The Star

From the web page of Stephen Roth Institute for the Study of Contemporary Anti-Semitism and racism at Tel Aviv University, overview:

Antisemitic caricatures have appeared repeatedly in Brazil. On 14 April 2002, Correio Brazilliense published a caricature showing the devil sitting at a table with a flag bearing the Star of David behind him.

Swastika Inside Star of David Graffiti

Photo is courtesy of "917press" from Flickr.

An article published on Wildolive website titled Anti-Semitism Today claims that the swastika inside the Star of David is a recurring motif in left wing demonstrations against Israel.

Swastika inside the Star appears also in Arabic newspapers and caricatures

Star of David added to the Third Reich flag

Al-Yawm (Saudi Arabia), November 30, 2005

12th Film Festival Poster

Photo of Star Of David made from Laser beams on the 12^th Film Festival poster is courtesy of pictorial history collector Stephanie Comfort who published it on Flickr.

Mount Herzl Memorial

Star of David engraved in the stone of a memorial at Mount Herzl. Translation of the Hebrew word: We shall remember.