Flag of Herzliya Israel - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Herzliya, Israel, is the official symbol representing this city located on the Israeli Mediterranean coast, approximately 15 miles northwest of Tel Aviv. Adopted on October 27, 1950, the flag consists of three horizontal bands in the colors blue, white, and red. The blue band occupies the top and bottom portions, each taking up about one-third of the flag's height, while the central white band takes up the remaining space. A yellow Star of David is centered on the white band, serving as a prominent feature. The colors and design elements in the Flag of Herzliya are reminiscent of the national flag of Israel, reflecting the city's proud association with its country. The Star of David symbolizes Judaism and Jewish identity, reinforcing Herzliya's historical and cultural ties to the Jewish people. The flag is an essential part of civic pride for the residents of Herzliya, often displayed during city celebrations and events that celebrate local history and heritage. It serves as a visual representation of Herzliya's unique identity within the broader context of Israeli culture and society.