The Flag of Jerusalem, Israel, is a symbolic representation of the city that serves as an emblem of its history and identity. Adopted on June 20, 1948, it features two blue stripes running vertically on a white background, with the City of David emblem (a gold six-pointed Star of David enclosed within a wall and two olive branches) centered in the middle. This design represents the city’s ancient roots and modern reunion after centuries of division. The flag is often used to express pride in Jerusalem’s unique status as a cultural, spiritual, and political hub for three major religions: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.