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Israel and the diaspora in Jewish law : essays and responsa / edited by Walter Jacob and Moshe Zemer
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WALTER JACOB

If you wish detailed information on this material see M. Gruenwald,Ein Altes Symbol, Jahrbuch fuer juedische Literatur, 1901, pp. 120ff; L. Blau,Magen David, Jewish Encyclopedia , Vol. 8, pp. 25f; and G. Scholem ,Mogen David, Encyclopedia Judaica , Vol. 11, pp. 687ff.

Various synagogues have found other solutions to the desire to honor both the United States and Israel . Thus, some have placed both flags in the foyer off the community hall but have no flags on the pulpits. In any case, both the loyalty of our communi­ties to the United States and our common concern for Israel are clear with or without the placement or possession of flags.

"Walter Jacob , American Reform Responsa(New York : Central Conference of American Rabbis, 1983), No. 22.