That article is about military cemeteries. Mount herzl is not a military cemetery.

Why are you lying?

Oh my mistake. But you are still wrong.

Mount herzl has both the national cemetery and the national military cemetery(which allows no religious symbols including the star of David).


https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Herzl

"All soldiers, regardless of rank or unit, are buried side by side. The gravestones are plain and unadorned, only recording name, rank, parents' names, and place and date of birth and death.[10]"

This post was edited by Shadowoffury on Feb 11 2025 04:42pm

Now you're posting a military cemetery for ww1? lol. Do you think the guy in the article you posted died in ww1? Crosses are also allowed in that cemetery, by the way. Most of the graves in the picture you posted ARE crosses. Good god you're reaching. If you want the truth just google "do military cemeteries in israel allow the star of david on headstones".

You know you're wrong, stop trying to believe something you know isn't true, it's worrying.

This post was edited by Shadowoffury on Feb 11 2025 05:18pm

That's just a Google AI picture, it's not relevant. (google took the picture from a cemetery in Europe)
If crosses are allowed in that cemetery then why the news story about the problems with the dead christian having one?
Why have you done a 180 on your argument?

This post was edited by PapaPsych on Feb 11 2025 05:32pm

No I haven't. This isn't complicated.

Crosses are not allowed in modern israeli military cemeteries. Neither is the star of david or any other religious symbol.

Religious symbols were allowed in the cemetery you just posted, which was a ww1 cemetery.

The guy in the article you posted did not die in ww1, obviously. He was buried in a modern military cemetery, which, once again, does not allow the star of david, crosses, or any other religious symbols.

I don't think the rules are any different than the military cemetery in Mt Herzel, I can find Stars of David on nearly all picutres of graves from the Haifa Military Cemetery, but for your sake of argument I now have to find pictures of other headstones after the year 2013.
When it became legal in Israel to bury non jews in cemeteries with jews, and the alleged regulation that is selectively enforced on religious symbols was published.

It just wasn't enforced before it came into effect. They're not removing existing gravestones with religious symbols(including crosses). Again, none of this is complicated

New Graves, already come with a star of david.
Again, none of this is complicated.