Star of David

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The Star of David is a six-pointed star composed of two interlocking triangles, widely recognized as a central symbol of Judaism and Jewish identity.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jewish symbol
geometric figure
hexagram
religious symbol
adoptedAsCentralSymbolBy Zionism
adoptedOnFlagBy State of Israel
appearedIn medieval Jewish manuscripts
medieval synagogue decorations
associatedWithEvent Holocaust
associatedWithPerson King David
category Jewish religious symbols
religious symbols on flags
colorOftenUsed blue
white
composedOf two interlocking triangles
featuredOn flag of Israel
hasCulturalSignificanceFor Jews
hasName Magen David
Shield of David
Star of David
hasNameInLanguage Māgēn Dāvid
מגן דוד
hasNumberOfPoints 6
hasReligiousSignificanceFor Jews
hasShape six-pointed star
hasSymmetry hexagonal symmetry
historicallyUsedIn Jewish mysticism
Kabbalah
isDistinctFrom Christian cross
Islamic star and crescent
persecutoryUse yellow badge in Nazi Germany
relatedShape hexagon
triangle
symbolizes Jewish community
Jewish identity
Jewish people
Judaism
connection between God and the Jewish people
divine protection
usedAs emblem of Jewish communities in Europe
emblem of Zionist movement
marker of Jewish identity during the Holocaust
usedByReligion Judaism
usedOn Israeli flag
Jewish ceremonial object
Jewish flag
Jewish jewelry
Jewish prayer book
Jewish tombstone
synagogue

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