Flag of the Tribe of Menasheh

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What was the flag of the Tribe of Menasheh?

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The flag of the Tribe of Menashe had a picture of a R'aim (a species of wild ox). They had that picture because of Gideon's good deeds.
Gideon came from the Tribe of Menashe and was one of the Judges of Israel.

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