Creation of the State of Israel, 1948

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This subject is connected to the Joe McCarthy Thread

http://www.trumanlibrary.org/israel/menora.htm

here we have a double headed eagle which is a masonic symbol used by many governments and groups.

here is a freemason symbol


Russian The State Seal of the Russian Federation is an official state symbol and the state's official emblem.

From whence came this two-headed eagle, and how came it to be associated with Scottish Rite Masonry? The last part of this question is easier to answer than the first, for there is direct testimony that Frederick of Prussia supplied this crest during the formative stages of the Rite, but neither Frederick nor indeed Prussia could claim the exclusive right the use or to bestow it. It is the imperial emblem of Russia, Austria, Serbia and other portions of the disrupted Holy Roman Empire, and Prussia adopted the emblem long after it had flown over Byzantium as the royal arms of the "Emperors of the East and West."

http://www.masonicdictionary.com/doubleeagle.html

This menorah (left) was presented to President Truman on his birthday on May 8, 1951.

The 1767 bronze menorah is from the Synagogue of Buergel, near Frankfort-on-the-main, Germany. A Hanukka type for eight candles with "shammash" (servant) in the center, crowned by the double-headed Eagle of the old German Imperial Reich.

The menorah is the official emblem of the State of Israel. Its shape is said to have derived from the plant known in antiquity by the name "Moriah." The olive branches surrounding the menorah represent the Jewish people's yearning for peace.

Ognir's joke comes to mind
piece of Palestine, piece of egypt, piece of Syria etc...

Menorah presentation


The photographs (below and right) show President Truman meeting on May 8, 1951 with Prime Minister David Ben Gurion of Israel and Abba Eban. They presented the menorah as a token of esteem for President Truman's timely recognition of the State of Israel on May 14, 1948.

three jackals laughing at the foolish gentiles that paid for the war and the formation of Israel.