Solomon’s seal appears on an Egyptian amulet from the 11th century;
Ink on paper; 23 cm on 8.4 cm
Thursday, July 05, 2007
Instinctive Zionism

Star of David with a Yellow badge on Holocaust and Revival stamp designed by Gideon Sagi
On the tab the Hebrew words from the verse in Ezekiel 16:6:
in thy blood live
Day Of Issue: 27/04/2003
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Postage Stamp,
Yellow Badge,
Zionism
Excuses

Picture of Star of David on a graffiti in New York is courtesy of "gabe gross" who published it on Flickr . It also shows the American flag, the Christian cross and the Muslim crescent . The idea, as far as I understand it, is to unite the different religious symblos so that people will stop using them as an excuse to kill each other and find themselves some other excuse.
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Christian,
coexistence,
Jewish
Wednesday, July 04, 2007
Iranian Police Seized Drugs Video
On March 24, 2007 Iranian News Channel reported that Iranian police seized drugs in a few Iranian cities. On the video we see that the drug packages are arranged in the shape of a Star of David.
What does it say about us?
What does it say about them?
What does it say about us?
What does it say about them?
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Anti-semitism
OneFamily Logo
The logo of OneFamily is in the shape of a Star of David. The Star is made from the lines of the legs of six figures. It reminds me of the Star of David made from the lines of holding hands on a stamp titled Pioneer Women 50th Anniversary
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logo
Tuesday, July 03, 2007
Deruta Plate

Photo of Star of David on a Deruta Plate is courtesy of "framois" who published it on Flickr and wrote to me:
I took this picture in Italy. The city of Deruta, Umbria is famous for handpainted ceramics. There are hundreds of artists and shops in the city with each designing their own patterns. We found only one shop that had this pattern. The shop owner was from Turkey where he obtained a degree in graphic design while his wife majored in interior design. The plate was originally made for one customer in San Francisco. The artist blends his own colors and may be the only Deruta artist to utilize the dark blue.
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ART
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