A flower that grows in Israel in the wild that thrives “in the harsh dry conditions that would kill many other plants” has cells that are in the shape of the Star of David.

“It really is symbolic,” says Dr. Rina Kamenetsky, a researcher at Israel’s Volcani Institute, who made the surprising discovery while trying to understand the survival mechanisms of this resilient bulb, known in Hebrew as nurit, and in Latin as Ranunculus asiaticus.

I believe!