At a Jewish museum, a non-Jewish artist's use of the Palestinian flag sparks debate

After seeing Tosha Stimage's piece in the 'Tikkun' exhibit, visitors to the Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco are asking questions, including whether it belongs there

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