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 The flag of Israel features the Star of David, a symbol of Judaism. | |
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Judaism and its symbols are reflected in Hana's life.
About
Graphic Novel:Wireless, Part 1
Hana remembers her Jewish ancestors. In 1944, her grandmother fought against the Nazis in World War II, and was placed in Auschwitz with other Jews. In 1967, her mother fights in the territorial Six-Day War between Israeli Jews and Egyptian Muslims.
Graphic Novel:Wireless, Part 4
After victoriously fighting for her country, Zahava Gitelman jubilantly waves the Israeli flag.
Gallery
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As an older woman, Hana's grandmother wore the Star of David on a pendant. -
Hana has a book, presumably related to Judaism, with the Star of David on its cover. -
The IDF enlisting officer's uniform prominently features the Star of David.
External Links
- Star of David — Wikipedia
- Judaism FAQ
- Judaism — ReligionFacts.com