These are the two forms I was talking about.
The thin one can be either ssp carica or ssp cretensis, the leaves are too thin and do not stand still, this is why the flowers grow above them.
Often in the wild leaves dry out completely in summer and new leaves appear next winter.
The form with the wide leaves can be either originated in Algeria or can be a cultivar,
this form is widely grown in Israel and it stays evergreen even with no irrigation.
There is variation in the color of the flowers and the existence or lack of stripes.
If you go back to the first page in this thread you can see photos we have posted of the different forms.