- Jaffa - Wikipedia
A wave of Arab attacks during 1920 and 1921 caused many Jewish residents to flee and resettle in Tel Aviv, initially a marginal Jewish neighborhood north of Jaffa The Jaffa riots in 1921, (known in Hebrew as Meoraot Tarpa) began with a May Day parade that turned violent
- Jaffa | Meaning, Israel, Palestine, History, Oranges | Britannica
Jaffa is an ancient Mediterranean port that is now part of Tel Aviv–Yafo, Israel Its earliest known settlement was by the Canaanites, but it passed hands frequently between ancient rulers
- Jaffa (Yafo) - Tourist Israel
Jaffa (or Yafo) is the ancient port city out of which Tel Aviv has now grown, filled with fascinating galleries, shops, and eateries
- Jaffa - يافا (יפו) - Palestine Remembered
In 1954, Jaffa became the suburb of Tel Aviv, and since then, both cities are known by Tel Aviv-Yafo Currently, Jaffa's Old City neighborhood is being renovated, and it is mostly inhabited by artists
- Jaffa: Exploring the Historic Area of Tel Aviv, Israel - Nomadic Niko
Jaffa is a lively area and one of the main attractions in Tel Aviv Also known as Yafo or Joppa, it’s an ancient port city that was annexed by Tel Aviv on April 24, 1950
- Jaffa — Google Arts Culture
Jaffa, in Hebrew Yafo and in Arabic Yafa and also called Japho or Joppa, the southern and oldest part of Tel Aviv-Yafo, is an ancient port city in Israel
- Tel Aviv Jaffa - Wikitravel
Jaffa (יָפוֹ Yafo in Hebrew, يَافَا Yaffa in Arabic, archaically Joppa), now absorbed into the Israeli city of Tel Aviv, represents the most ancient city centre and port within the Tel Aviv region
- Jaffa: the Arab port city of southern Tel Aviv - ARW Travels
Jaffa is an ancient port city that belongs to the Te Aviv-Yafo region and from where modern Tel Aviv has now grown Inhabited by an Arab majority, this quiet, charming city contrasts with the skyscrapers and hectic lifestyle of Tel Aviv
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