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Flags of Governmental Authorities (Israel)

Introduction
Airports Authority (Reshut Sedot HaTeufa)
Armament Development Authority (Reshut Pitu'akh Em'tzaei Le'khima, RAFAEL)
Chief Rabbinate of Israel (Harabanut HaRashit LeYisrael)
Israel Antiquities Authority (Reshut HaAtikot)
Israel Electric Company (Khevrat Ha'Khashmal)
Jails Service (Sherut Bate HaSohar, SHABAS)
Jewish National Fund (Keren Kayemet LeYisrael / JNF / KaKaL)
Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Misrad HaHutz)
Ministry of the Environment (HaMisrad LeIkhut HaSeviva)
Mossad (Institute for Intelligence and Special Operations, HaMosad LeBitahon ULeTafkidim Meyuhadim)
Nature and National Parks Protection Authority (Ha'reshut LeShmirat Hateva VeHa'ganim HaLeumiyyim)
National Insurance Institute (HaMosad LeBitu'akh Leumi)
Ports and Railways Authority (Reshut HaNmalim VeHaRakavot)
- Israel Railways (Rakevet Israel)
Post Office (Reshut HaDoar)
Public Works Department (Makhleket Avodot Tziburiot, Ma'atz)
Taxes Authority (Reshut HaMisim)
United Israel Appeal (Keren HaYesod)

See also:

Symbols Protection Act 1974 (regulating emblems of governmental organisations)
Ports and Airports Flag Regulations
Police Flags
Customs Flag and Jack
Red Shield of David (Magen David Adom)
Israel

Introduction

Government organizations use two kinds of logo-on-bedsheet flags (the Post Authority flag being an exception):

White logo on blue (even if the original logo is multicolored). This type has been used until now by Israel Police, Israel Railways, Haifa Port [Authority], National Insurance Institute.
Color logo on white. This type has been used by Israel Ports and Railways Authority, Airports Authority, Civil Guard (police volunteers), Department of Public Works.

Dov Gutterman, 23 May 2000

Two more Israeli Government organisations' flags that I spotted lately, neither following the regular basic pattern:

Dov Gutterman, 5 September 2000

White logo on a blue field. The flag is 2:3 with the emblem about a third of the flag length, situated in the upper part of the flag, making space for the inscription below. Image of the logo here at the Israel Antiquities Authority website.
Dov Gutterman, 5-6 July 2001

The Antiquities Authority is responsible for all ancient sites in Israel. Its flag is blue with a white logo as can be seen in these photographs.
Dov Gutterman, 15 September 2001

There was a programme on British television on 27 December 2005 called "Digging for Jesus", a (not unreasonable but rather superficial) look at the archaeological evidence for the places and events described in the New Testament. One of the places visited was Megiddo Prison, where the remains have been discovered of what appears to be a very early Christian church.
A photo of the excavation showed flags flying on separate poles. It seems that one nearest the camera is the flag of the Israel Antiquities which are rather different from the previous photos.
André Coutanche, 16 January 2007

Ministry of the Environment

The flag used by the Ministry of the Environment shows the Ministry's emblem - green and orange leaves shaking hands with the Ministry's name below in Hebrew, Arab and English in black lettering - as can be seen in these photographs I took. Unfortunately the Ministerial website still uses its previous logo so I cannot make a GIF.
Dov Gutterman, 15 September 2001

While visiting the Achziv National Park, I noticed some plastic flags, photographed here.
Dov Gutterman, 20 September 2001

Taxes Authority (Reshut HaMisim)

Following a government decision, the two main tax collection organization of Israel (Income and Property Tax Wing and Customs and VAT wing) were united to one body: Israel Taxes Authority. This unification came into force on 1 September 2004.
The outcome of this step was the disappearing of the customs flag which was replaced by the new flag of the Israel Taxes Authority. This new flag is consist of the Taxes Authority logo (seen on the header at <www.mof.gov.il>) in blue over white background.
Dov Gutterman, 16 November 2007