Also note lack of fading of paint where the glass-door chest was underneath high-wall mounted a/c unit.
Paint fades, soils or doesn't soil depending on light & airflow.
Look through plants of Syria & nearby countries for similar leaves: Syrian pears, Bible Hyssop Syrian Oregano. Etc. The logo in the spider web is some artist's stylized take of that leaf (with some meaning). Maybe it's not a web on the edge. Maybe it's some "tree (leaf) of love" (heart shape at base) bursting through to thrive.
What religious sects are these? Maybe it is symbolic of their growth?
May also help to search actual leaf by general characteristics and cross with which ones of those are native to the area.
Shape appears to be ovate (also possibly elliptic or obtuse)
http:// www.flora.dempstercountry.org/0.Site.Folder/Leaves.shapes.jpg
Here's a detailed summary of how to break down leaf stuff way further. My mind is too clogged with other stuff to pursue, but might be a neat project of interest for a gardener in the house or kidlets
https:// www.ag.ndsu.edu/plantsciences/undergraduate/courses/docs365/PlantIdentification.pdf
Once that is done, work the way back up by looking at whose organizations use that leaf/plant/tree as their symbol/logo.