Seznam starostů Jeruzaléma
Seznam starostů Jeruzaléma od roku 1838.
Období Osmanské říše (1517–1917)
- 1838–1863 Ahmad Agha Duzdar
- 1863–1882 Abdelrahman al-Dadžani
- 1882–1897 Salim al-Husajni
- 1899–1907 Jusuf al-Chalidi
- 1907–1909 Faidi al-Alami
- 1909–1917 Husejn al-Husajni
Období Britského mandátu (1917–1948)
- 1917–1918 Aref al-Dajani
- 1918–1920 Musa al-Husajni
- 1920–1934 Radžib Našašibi
- 1934–1937 Husejn al-Chalidi
- 1937–1938 Dani'el Auster
- 1938–1944 Mustafa al-Chalidi
- 1944–1945 Dani'el Auster
- 1945–1949 vojenská rada
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Sjednocený Jeruzalém (od 1967)
- 1965–1993 Teddy Kollek
- 1993–2003 Ehud Olmert
- 2003–2008 Uri Lupolianski
- 2008–2018 Nir Barkat
- od 2018 Moshe Lion
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The Palestine Ensign, flown by ships registered in the British Mandate territory during the period 1927–1948. This was the only Palestine-specific flag which was not restricted to official use by a government functionary or department (see Flag of the British Mandate for Palestine).
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The Ottoman flag and Turkey Republic Flag of 1844–1935. Late Ottoman flag which was made based on the historical documents listed in the Source section. Note that a five-pointed star was rarely used in the crescent-and-star symbol before the 19th century.
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