The red triangle appears in the 1917 flag of the Arab Revolt, with the color red symbolizing Arab independence and unity. The red triangle also appears in the derivative Palestinian flag, which was used during the 1936–1939 Arab revolt in Palestine against British rule and Jewish emigration. In a 1938 photograph, Palestinian rebels are seeing waving a black, white and green flag with a red triangle, with a cross and a crescent, symbolizing interreligious unity, inside the triangle.
Some media speculated that the symbol originates from Nazi concentration camp badges. However, the Nazis used the inverted red triangle to identify prisoners with political views opposed to Nazism, not necessarily Jewish prisoners.
The red triangle has been described as referring to the Hashemites or the ashraf of Mecca.
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Another very interesting fact. But again I don’t see how that would relate to this picture.
May just be it. But i dont get how
me neither, but that was all i could find while trying to understand
the painting reminds me of a scene from a film about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halabja_massacre. Sadly I can’t remember the name