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There is a discrepancy in the origin of the Palalum company name between the English version (based on "pele") and the Hebrew version (based on Palestina, i.e. Palestine). The Hebrew version is probably right (it is also mentioned in https://www.haaretz.co.il/food/dining/.premium.HIGHLIGHT-MAGAZINE-1.10002396, for instance, which also cites PalKeramik=Palestina Ceramics in what looks like a similar example).
