Star of David

noun

1. a hexagram used as a symbol of Judaism.

Star of David

noun

1. Also called: Magen David. an emblem symbolizing Judaism and consisting of a six-pointed star formed by superimposing one inverted equilateral triangle upon another of equal size

Example Sentences

One message, beside a Star of David, read "Ban hatred not fans" while another carried a quote from Thierry Henry saying football is not about goals but bringing people together.

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After finding Hartuv’s Israeli ID card and removing her Star of David necklace, they repeatedly stabbed the two women.

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His outsider status as a hunchback is instead a costume that presumably serves as scarlet letter or Star of David.

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Footage showed some being returned in sweatshirts with the Star of David on them and the words: "We do not forget and we do not forgive" written in Arabic.

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Israel, for its part, dressed freed Palestinian prisoners in white sweatshirts bearing a blue Star of David, and a notation in Arabic that their crimes would not be forgotten.

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