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   When is a necklace more than a necklace? When it makes a ‘major statement’ on Christian support for Israel.

  Wearing the Star of David is in vogue among Christian woman who support Israel:  It is increasingly common to wear one all the time, and not just while visiting Israel.
To do so is seen as an expression of being “pro-Israel” and “philosemitic,” part and parcel with worshiping Jesus as a Jewish carpenter and honoring the Jewish roots of Christianity.

http://radiokolamerica.wordpress.com/2011/06/02/why-does-sarah-palin-wear-a-jewish-star-of-david/ 

……And I thought it was because she thought it was a Christmas symbol reminding her of snowflakes. Of course, from what I have seen of her she seems to be rather shallow and prone to speak out unwittingly….Attention getting but lacking depth. I could be mistaken, but the star of David is branded in my genes and I don’t like skhizeins.  

Because from her bedroom window in Alaska, she can see Russia and Israel. Vatican Square is not in her line of sight.

country bumpkin

Hahahaha!