Israeli Cities by Etymology

Name the Israeli city based of its etymology.
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Language
Meaning
City
Hebrew
"Spring Hills". Was also the Hebrew title of Herzl's "Altneuland"
Tel Aviv
Canaanite Languages/ Hebrew
Foundation of peace/Foundation of the Canaanite God "Shalem"
Jerusalem
 
Possibly named after Caiaphas
Haifa
 
Named after Nathan Straus, the former co-owner of Macy's
Netanya
Hebrew
"First to Zion"
Rishon LeZion
Western Semitic
From the word root š-q-l, meaning "to weigh"
Ashkelon
Hebrew
"Opening of Hope"
Petah Tikva
 
Named after Theodor Herzl
Herzliya
Hebrew
"Well of the seven"
Beersheba
Hebrew
"Sons of Barack"
Bnei Brak
Hebrew
"Little sand"
Holon
Latin
Named after Roman Emperor Tiberius
Tiberias
Hebrew/Aramaic
"Grandfather village"
Kfar Saba
Hebrew
"Fresh"
Ra'anana
Hebrew
"Pistacia Tree", was also the ancient name of Aqaba
Eilat
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