condition of israel :face_with_raised_eyebrow: you wrote its right but im not sure whqt this mean :sweat_smile:

but this is so cool!

does @msmario know hebrew?

oops i meant @_msmario_

@Kersephomy you know what cool? you wrote it from left to right :sweat_smile: :) in hebrew you write the opposite, from rightto left... (;

@ditty_fire
i meant State of Israel, i used google translate for the Hebrew :sob:

hehe stupid goggle translate :joy: state also mean maztav like condition so its wrote you condition of Israel :joy: hehe i'll post you how to write it, but im not sure there is real translate for that, its just eretz israel, israel country... its means the same in hebrew :)

maybe its more right to say medinat israel, its more like state...

I like it!

@_MsMario_ do you know hebrew? :eyes:

@Ditty not really, but I do know that there were people who spoke Hebrew in the Bible.

@_msmario_ thats right :)

but a different hebrew not the same hebrew like today, you know i always think about that, the Christians are learn the Torah right? like the old Bible... so you read its in hebrew or in English? because when we learn Torah we explain that by the latters and like the whole Torah its hebrew so in English it other meaning for example :"vaiedaber" "vaiumer" and "leagid" means the same in English =to say, but in hebrew when god talk to Moses a bad things and he angry of him its write "vaiedaber"

and if he he want to tell him good thing its write "vaiumer" and "leagid" its to say it for other people, so i mean you learn it in English ? if so how you understand the hiding meaning? @_msmario_

@Ditty I don't really know how to read Hebrew, I was just complimenting the redesign of the flag. What does it say? :eyes:

@_MsMario_

i accidentally made it say Condition of Israel when it was supposed to say State of Israel

@Kersephomy Well, it still looks really cool!