The image captures a dimly lit, narrow passage or outdoor area of a building, likely a bar or pub, in Tel Aviv, Israel, specifically suggested by Hebrew graffiti and architectural style to be in the Florentin or Allenby district

The image captures a dimly lit, narrow passage or outdoor area of a building, likely a bar or pub, in Tel Aviv, Israel, specifically suggested by Hebrew graffiti and architectural style to be in the Florentin or Allenby district. The left side of the frame is dominated by a light-colored, distressed wall with extensive red and green Hebrew graffiti and peeling paint. An old, multi-compartment metal mailbox is embedded in the wall, with several compartments containing white papers. A dark vertical conduit runs along the wall, and a dark metal handrail descends towards the right. The concrete ground in the immediate foreground appears worn. In the mid-ground, two individuals are seated on the ground with their backs to the viewer. The person on the left wears a white t-shirt, and the person on the right wears a dark (likely black) tank top. A small, translucent plastic cup is visible on the ground near them. To their right stands a prominent dark utility pole, from which a security camera and multiple electrical wires are suspended. A large, dark industrial-style fan hangs from an overhead structure, positioned right of the pole. The background reveals a social gathering area, characteristic of a bar, with numerous individuals standing and interacting under string lights. A building facade with large windows is visible beyond the crowd. The overall environment suggests a casual, active nighttime scene in an urban setting.