Definitions

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  • proper noun A municipality in Israel formed by the merger of Tel Aviv and Jaffa.

Etymologies

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Tel Aviv +‎ Yafo (“Jaffa”)

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Examples

  • The port city of Jaffa, now a part of Tel Aviv and known as Tel Aviv-Yafo, is a major tourist attraction of back-alley roads and buildings constructed from Jerusalem stone, and is filled with coffee hangouts, galleries and high-end shops.

    The Prague Post 2010

  • In the early 1950s, Jaffa was administratively engulfed by the Tel Aviv municipality that became known as Tel Aviv-Yafo; the Palestinians of Jaffa went from being a majority in their city and homeland to the two-percent "enemies of the state," a minority of Israel's main metropolis.

    Anarkismo.net 2009

  • "Tel Aviv-Yafo is a thriving global city that 400,000 residents are proud to call home."

    unknown title 2009

  • In the early 1950s, Jaffa was administratively engulfed by the Tel Aviv municipality that became known as Tel Aviv-Yafo; the Palestinians of Jaffa went from being a majority in their city and homeland to the two-percent "enemies of the state," a minority of Israel's main metropolis.

    Electronic Intifada : Palestine 2009

  • "Tel Aviv-Yafo is a thriving global city that 400,000 residents are proud to call home."

    unknown title 2009

  • We should also note that the Ajami ghetto, while by far the poorest neighborhood in the Tel Aviv-Yafo municipality, is also a coastal neighborhood with some of the highest property value in the city.

    Anarkismo.net 2009

  • The two cities are merged under the formal Hebrew name Tel Aviv-Yafo.

    J. Weekly 2009

  • In the early 1950s, Jaffa was administratively engulfed by the Tel Aviv municipality that became known as Tel Aviv-Yafo; the Palestinians of Jaffa went from being a majority in their city and homeland to the two-percent "enemies of the state," a minority of Israel's main metropolis.

    Anarkismo.net 2009

  • We should also note that the Ajami ghetto, while by far the poorest neighborhood in the Tel Aviv-Yafo municipality, is also a coastal neighborhood with some of the highest property value in the city.

    Anarkismo.net 2009

  • "Tel Aviv-Yafo is a thriving global city that 400,000 residents are proud to call home."

    unknown title 2009

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