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English: Coat of arms of the city of Rehovot

עברית: סמל העיר רחובות

Date

Approved in April 1959

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Municipality of Rehovot, http://www.rehovot.muni.il/openning.asp

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Original designer unknown. Reworked by User:Kippi70

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