The image depicts a high-angle view of central Tel Aviv, Israel, specifically the area surrounding the Azrieli Center and Tel Aviv HaShalom railway station

The image depicts a high-angle view of central Tel Aviv, Israel, specifically the area surrounding the Azrieli Center and Tel Aviv HaShalom railway station. The sky is clear blue, exhibiting faint pink-purple light streaks consistent with internal lens or window reflections, and a single white contrail is visible. In the left foreground, a large portion of the Azrieli Sarona Tower is visible, characterized by its light-toned, grid-patterned glass facade. Dominating the central frame is the Azrieli Spiral Tower, which is prominently under construction. Its lower half is clad in dark glass, while the upper section consists of exposed concrete and steel structural elements, topped by multiple active construction cranes. Scaffolding is present on various unfinished levels. A "NOVA" sign is affixed to a lower completed section of this tower. In the mid-ground and background, several other modern high-rise buildings are visible, including the Azrieli Triangular Tower with its distinct vertical lines. Below the high-rises, a complex urban transportation network is active. The multi-lane Ayalon Freeway (Highway 20) spans horizontally across the lower image, carrying moderate to heavy vehicular traffic composed of numerous cars, vans, trucks, and at least one red bus. Parallel to the freeway, Begin Road is visible with active intersections. Adjacent to the Ayalon Freeway are the elevated railway lines and two large, curved-roof structures associated with the Tel Aviv HaShalom railway station. Green landscaping is interspersed throughout the urban development, and an open, sandy construction site is present at the base of the Azrieli Spiral Tower. Long shadows are cast by buildings and elevated structures, indicating strong direct sunlight during the daytime. No individual people are discernible.