Star of David Symbol - Meaning, History, and Significance in Judaism #2302835 (License: Personal Use)

This geometric emblem consists of two equilateral triangles intersecting to form a hexagram, historically associated with Jewish mysticism, medieval Kabbalah, and later adopted as a national and religious symbol. Though not originally exclusive to Judaism, it became universally recognized after its use on the flag of Israel and during the Holocaust as a marker of Jewish identity. Today, it appears on synagogues, religious texts, jewelry, and official state insignia.

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