A white paper poster, oriented vertically, is affixed to a textured light-colored wall, likely concrete or plaster, in West Jerusalem, Israel

A white paper poster, oriented vertically, is affixed to a textured light-colored wall, likely concrete or plaster, in West Jerusalem, Israel. The poster is secured with visible black adhesive tape at its top corners and partially overlaps, and is overlapped by, other discolored and fragmented paper posters. The central poster features bold blue Hebrew text and a monochrome illustration. The uppermost line of Hebrew text, partially obscured, appears to read "ציונה מירה" (Tziona Mira). Below this, prominent blue text states "לחיים טובים ולחירות" (L'chayim Tovim U'l'cheirut), which translates to "For a good life and for freedom." Centered beneath this text is a stylized blue line drawing of a large bird, resembling a duck or goose, depicted in a striding or flying motion with one leg raised. A small human figure, rendered in blue outline, is seated on the bird's back, holding an olive branch in its right hand. At the bottom of the poster, the Hebrew word "שלום" (Shalom), meaning "Peace," is displayed in large blue letters. Below "שלום," smaller text indicates an Instagram handle "@_ud_dan" on the left and a website "ira.beera.il" on the right. The surrounding environment includes fragments of other posters: one to the right of the main poster shows a faded black-and-white image of a crowd of people, and another lower fragment displays a dark landscape. The overall scene suggests a public wall used for community announcements, cultural advertisements, or street art in an urban setting.