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Star of David

Six-pointed star (made with two equilateral triangles), a symbol of Judaism since the 17th century. It is the central motif on the flag of Israel, and, since 1897, the emblem of Zionism.
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Scheduled for Sunday, November 4, 2001, Conference 2001 will be offered by the two non-profit groups: Adoptive Families Today (AFT), and Stars of David International's Chicago-area chapter.
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Scheduled for November 4 and November 5, 2000, Conference 2000 will be the first such forum offered jointly by the three non-profit groups: Adoptive Families Today (AFT), Chicago Area Families for Adoption (CAFFA), and Stars of David International's Chicago-area chapter.
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