Petach Tikva

Or Pe·tah Tiq·wa

[pe-tahkh tik-vah]

noun

1. a city in W Israel, NE of Tel Aviv.

Example Sentences

The only field in Israel with lights hosts the national team’s practices and the country’s five-team adult league games in Petach Tikva, a city outside Tel Aviv.

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With Israeli Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenazi and army officials, Maas toured an apartment building hit by a missile in the Tel Aviv suburb of Petach Tikva.

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“I think Likud would have done far better with someone else at the top,” said Haim Guterman, 26, of Petach Tikva.

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“When people asked where I was from, I said I was from Petach Tikva” – a town close to Tel Aviv.

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One door he knocked on, all those years ago, was that of the Zaidel family home in Petach Tikva.

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