What does Judaism symbol stand for and what is it?

Answer 1

I understand your question to mean "What political positions do Jews support?"

Judaism itself has no endemic political aspirations within non-Jewish regimes. (Zionism and the State of Israel plays out differently because Israel is a Jewish regime.) Jews can support left-wing and right-wing parties because of different interpretations and applications of Jewish Law.

Answer 2

The Jewish star, also known as the star of David, is the symbol for modern Judaism. The Jewish star represents God's rule of the universe in all six directions.

Answer 3

The symbol for Judaism is the 'menorah', the 7 branch candelabra that stood in the Temple.

Answer 4

I'm not sure what a "symbol of Judaism" is, or if there is any such symbol,

but if there is a symbol of Judaism, then it probably stands for Judaism.

Answer 5

Which Judaism symbol? There are many.

Answer 6

The six-sided star represents judaism.

Answer 7

The star of David (6-pointed star made of 2 overlapping triangles) does not stand for anything traditionally. In the Middle ages, it was not even a specifically Jewish symbol -- it was known as Solomon's seal, and associated with alchemy and magic. Only after the Middle ages did it migrate to becoming specifically Jewish. In the early 20th century, Franz Rosenzweig wrote a book called The Star of Redemption, where he added theological meaning to the symbol, The triangle with its point at the top is God, Man and Torah. The other triangle is Creation, Revelation and Redemption. The topmost point is God, the point between God and Man is Creation because God created Man. The point between Man and Torah is Redemption because Man is redeemed thrrough the Torah, and the point between God and Torah is Revelation, because God Revealed the Torah. God, of course, is the top point.