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![[Municipality of Nablus (Palestine)]](../images/p/ps-nabl.gif)
image by Tomislav Šipek, 13 June 2018
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The flag of Nablus is white with emblem.
Sources:
http://nablus.org/index.php/ar/newsarchive/722-2622839228
https://archive.fo/rvKBN
https://www.facebook.com/NablusMunicipality/photos/a.366383626809983.1073741828.364755740306105/1638867746228225/?type=3&theater
Tomislav Šipek, 13 June 2018
Fire Mountain Club = Jabal al-Nar -- Nablus-Palestinian youth club
![[Fire Mountain Club (Palestine)]](../images/p/ps_fmc1.jpg)
![[Fire Mountain Club (Palestine)]](../images/p/ps_fmc2.jpg)
images located by William Garrison, 23 October 2023
Source (video):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0gxD5elwJI
Two similar flags (#1
horizontal, #2 vertical) reading "Fire Mountain Club" possibly in Nablus,
Palestine; c. May 2018. "Fire Mountain" ("Jabal al-Nar") is a nickname/metaphor
for "Nablus". Nablus is known for its pro-Palestinian political activism. As
these flags were prominently carried by teenagers during a pro-communist parade,
these flags might pertain to a Nablus-Palestinian communist youth club --
although there are no discernable communist icons in the club's logo. Or it
could be just some unaffiliated youth club out for a downtown pro-Palestinian
demonstration march on a sunny day while surrounded by communist-party flags.
The top Arabic word reads: "al-naadi" (club), middle word reads: "Jabal"
("mountain") and the bottom word: "al-Nar" ("fire"), combined: "Club Mountain
Fire" or "Fire Mountain Club".
William Garrison, 23 October 2023
Logo
![[Fire Mountain Club (Palestine)]](../images/p/ps_fmc).gif)
image located by William Garrison, 23 October 2023