The swastika is also both a religious and cultural symbol. But after it got put on a nation’s flag, it was deemed a hate symbol. So it will also be for the star of David, and Jewish culture will be all the poorer for the appropriation of their traditions by the zionists.
In Europe, however, the most prominent example of a religious symbol on a flag is the swastika. And Israel argued that it should be allowed into Eurovision because it’s culturally European.
Even then, I think religious symbols being national symbols and therefore on national flags and tanks is inherently bad.
The davids star is both a religious and cultural symbol - and sticking those on flags is pretty normal.
The swastika is also both a religious and cultural symbol. But after it got put on a nation’s flag, it was deemed a hate symbol. So it will also be for the star of David, and Jewish culture will be all the poorer for the appropriation of their traditions by the zionists.
fair enough, but I’ll point out that having a religious symbol on your national flag is basically par for the course in the middle east.
In Europe, however, the most prominent example of a religious symbol on a flag is the swastika. And Israel argued that it should be allowed into Eurovision because it’s culturally European.