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This image depicts a nighttime protest in Tel Aviv, Israel, occurring on an urban street or plaza, characterized by a prominent overhead structural walkway and modern city architecture, likely near the Azrieli Center or Kaplan Street. In the central foreground, a man with short brown hair, wearing a black shirt and a yellow earplug in his right ear, holds a large, hand-held sign. The sign, constructed of white and red lettering with black outlines on a white base, reads "STOP ISRAHELL," and is supported by a wooden pole. A light-colored cloth rests on his left shoulder. To his left, the back of a woman with dark hair and a light-colored top is visible. To his right, the back of an older man in a dark blue collared shirt is seen. The midground and background are densely populated with numerous protestors. Several other signs are visible, including yellow and black ones with Hebrew text; some read "בוכים עד שהאחרון חוזר" (Crying until the last one returns), indicating a call for the return of hostages. Two additional signs feature illustrated portraits of men, one with a piano keyboard motif, the other with a Rubik's Cube background. A large white speaker stack stands on the far right, with a sign beneath it bearing the text "TAMIR ADAR (38)." The scene is illuminated by artificial overhead lighting, against a dark night sky, with minimal visible tree foliage on the far right.
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