Flag of Tel Aviv Israel - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Tel Aviv, Israel is a rectangular banner divided into two equal vertical sections by a thin, white stripe located centrally along its height. The left section features nine horizontal stripes, alternating between white and dark blue, while the right section consists of two equal-sized square fields, one white on top and the other blue at the bottom, intersected diagonally by two equally sized triangles with their bases touching the hoist and extending to the fly. This design was officially adopted in 1950 as a symbol of Tel Aviv, one of Israel's major cities. The flag reflects both the historical connection to the sea (represented by the blue field and horizontal stripes) and the city's modernity (symbolized by the white field and diagonal triangles).