Bat Yam

American  

[baht yahm] / ˈbɑt ˈyɑm /

noun

1. a city on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea in W central Israel, S of Tel Aviv.

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Example Sentences

It had taken months of inviting a third cousin of Adina’s who did electronic repairs, a friend of a friend from his kindergarten days in Bat Yam, and two different questionable cable boxes, but he’d finally managed to get Israeli television live on their one set in the living room.

From Literature

Avi, a 68-year old who did not want to give his surname, was born and raised in Bat Yam.

From BBC

Netanyahu also visited Bat Yam on Sunday, to chants of "Bibi, King of Israel" - a play on a popular song about the Biblical warrior King David that many Jewish children learn in school.

From BBC

Bat Yam, just south of Tel Aviv, has long been a stronghold of support for Israel's right-wing governing coalition.

From BBC

“All we have is bits and pieces of information,” said Neumann, who lives in Bat Yam, a city just south of Tel Aviv.

From Seattle Times