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Netivot (Israel)

Iriyat Netivot, Municipality of Netivot

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[Municipality of Netivot (Israel)]
imageby Dov Gutterman | 2:3
Emblem adopted 27 September 1962



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Description

Local Council Netivot is situated in the NW Negev, on the Be'er Sheva-Ashqelon road. Est. 1956, has 19,000 inh. The flag has been reported as an emblem on various colours but needs confirmation. The municipal emblem was published in the official gazette (Rashumot), 'Publications Gazette' section (Yalkut ha'Pirsumim), YP 963, 27 September 1962.
Dov Gutterman
, 14 November 2001

In my visit, I found out that the flag is blue emblem on light blue background. They modified the official emblem to look like a face.
Dov Gutterman, 21 June 2003

Netivot is a municipality since 2000, with population of 22,400 (2003). So the inscription Mo'atz Mekomit was removed from the flag. The name Netivot (Paths) is taken from the bible (Proverbs 3,17). Established in 1956 as "Azata"
Netivot was known as the hometown of the Baba Sali (Real name: Israel Abu-Hatzeira 1890-1984), a famous religious leader of oriental (Sefaradic) Jews. His monumental grave is a magnet to his followers and a site to a feast each year on 4 in Shvat.
Flag is blue emblem on light blue as seen at photo at municipal site
Sources: <www.netivot.muni.il>, <www.boker.org.il>.
Dov Gutterman, 29 April 2005


Previous Flag as Local Council

[Local Council of Netivot (Israel)]
imageby Dov Gutterman


The Official Emblem


imageby Dov Gutterman