In Germany, the red triangle is, however, best known as a Nazi-era symbol that was later reclaimed by its victims. Although it has repeatedly been referred to as the "Hamas symbol" in recent ...

And those red triangles were common in the camps. The Auschwitz Memorial tweeted Thursday that 95% of prisoners at Auschwitz were accused of political crimes in August 1944.

Red inverted triangles were used to identify political prisoners in concentration camps during the holocaust, as other symbols were used to identify other people imprisoned in concentration camps.

Fourteen words, 14, symbolizes a popular alt-right slogan, “We must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children.” Eighty-eight, 88, stands for Heil Hitler—H is the 8th ...

Meta has deemed the inverted red triangle (and its accompanying emoji) a proxy for pro-Hamas support, and is enforcing its removal on platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp.The new ...

But the fact that the upside red triangle has been an explicit piece of deadly Nazi iconography for seven decades hasn’t deterred Trump’s 2020 campaign from using them in Facebook ads.

Antisemitic vandals who defaced the Brooklyn Museum director’s co-op Tuesday night painted a red triangle on the front door — a symbol that has been widely used in Hamas propaganda showing ...

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