Israeli Cities by Etymology - Statistics

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Language	Meaning	City	% Correct
Hebrew	"Spring Hills". Was also the Hebrew title of Herzl's "Altneuland"	Tel Aviv	91%
Canaanite Languages/ Hebrew	Foundation of peace/Foundation of the Canaanite God "Shalem"	Jerusalem	81%
Hebrew	"Well of the seven"	Beersheba	65%
	Possibly named after Caiaphas	Haifa	62%
Hebrew	"Opening of Hope"	Petah Tikva	61%
Hebrew	"First to Zion"	Rishon LeZion	57%
	Named after Theodor Herzl	Herzliya	51%
Western Semitic	From the word root š-q-l, meaning "to weigh"	Ashkelon	45%
Hebrew	"Sons of Barack"	Bnei Brak	45%
	Named after Nathan Straus, the former co-owner of Macy's	Netanya	41%
Latin	Named after Roman Emperor Tiberius	Tiberias	39%
Hebrew	"Pistacia Tree", was also the ancient name of Aqaba	Eilat	38%
Hebrew	"Little sand"	Holon	33%
Hebrew/Aramaic	"Grandfather village"	Kfar Saba	30%
Hebrew	"Fresh"	Ra'anana	23%

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