Both "Stars of David" and "Star of Davids" (no apostrophe) have been used, often a matter of prior or consistent usage. "Stars of David" is grammatically correct.
Yes, it is a symbol of Judaism.
because the war had nothing to do with whether they used it or not. The star of david has been in use for the best part of 3000 years
The six pointed Star of David is a symbol of Judaism.
The Star Of David is used on the Flag of Israel, and on Jewish Jewellery and ornaments, but does not have an actual daily usage.
The Jewish star of David is not used in Wicca. The Wiccan pentagram and the star of David are slightly different in appearance. The pentagram stands on two legs and each point represents spirit, earth, air, water, and fire. The star of David stands on one leg, and has six points in stead of five. The six pointed star, Solomon's Seal or Hexagram (sometimes called the "Star of David") is in fact used in paganism. It has only been associated with the Jewish faith since the 17th century. Before that it was a commonly used symbol to dispel evil.
The Star of David is used to represent: # Judaism # Jews # Israel
The Star of David is almost ubiquitous in Judaism. It's origin is as the emblem on King David's Shield.
The actual star on Moroccan flag is not David's, it's an interwoven star. But in fact the flag had a David star in a certain period of time, and after the whole world is associating David star with Israel, Morocco changed the start to interwoven one (five heads instead of 6 heads in David star).
The Star of David has been a symbol of Judaism for thousands of years, it is still used, and is currently on the Israeli flag.
The symbolic five-pointed star is known as the Star of David.Suggestion:Six points, I believe; but it is the Star of David.
It is called the Star of David. It doesn't necessarily symbolize anything. It isn't exclusively used in Judaism, it has also been used in Christianity. However, in recent years it has been fairly exclusively adopted by the Jews, and they have various legends to explain it origins.