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'''PETAH TIKVA (פתח תקווה‎)'''
'''PETAH TIKVA (פתח תקווה‎)'''
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====Official blazon====
===Origin/meaning===
The shield shape represents the Star of David. The orange tree stands for the vast orchards Petach Tikva was known for and a plow to represent the ideal agricultural lifestyle espoused by the founders of the city.


====Origin/meaning====
The text at the bottom says “he who works his land shall eat well”.
I have no information on the origin or meaning of these arms. Any information is welcome !


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[[Literature]] : Image provided by Igor Sosman
[[Literature]] : Image provided by Igor Sosman; background by Tomer Hollander


[[Category:Israeli Municipalities]]
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PETAH TIKVA (פתח תקווה‎)

District : Center

Coat of arms (crest) of Petah Tikva
Official blazon
English blazon wanted

Origin/meaning

The shield shape represents the Star of David. The orange tree stands for the vast orchards Petach Tikva was known for and a plow to represent the ideal agricultural lifestyle espoused by the founders of the city.

The text at the bottom says “he who works his land shall eat well”.


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