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Remembering Oct. 7: The flag our friends plant

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There are moments when a symbol becomes more than a symbol. A flag is a simple piece of fabric. But what it represents — a country, a people, a history — can deeply inspire us. And sometimes, when that flag is planted by someone who has chosen to stand beside you in your darkest hour, it becomes something far greater. It becomes a message: You are not alone.

That is what I think about when I see an Israeli flag planted by a church in America.

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