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The image captures a sunlit street scene in Tel Aviv, Israel, specifically at Mendele Mocher Sfarim Street number 18, as indicated by a blue street sign on a building. Long shadows stretch from left to right across the paved sidewalk and asphalt street. A multi-story, light-colored building with a curved corner dominates the right side of the frame. Its exterior shows signs of weathering, including peeling paint and exposed concrete, and features graffiti, notably the letters "OA Z." The upper floors have windows fitted with white louvered shutters and small balconies with metal railings. Air conditioning units are visible on the facade. The ground floor of this building houses an open-fronted establishment, appearing to be a cafe or small shop. Inside, a wooden counter is visible with coffee machines and potted plants. Multiple individuals are present within: two attend behind the counter, and one is seated further inside. Outside the cafe, a person in a light-colored top sits on a low stool. Another individual, dressed in a dark shirt and patterned pants, is seated on a bench or stool against the building, engrossed with a mobile device. A green vintage-style bicycle leans against a pole nearby. The sidewalk, paved with gray rectangular pavers, is active with pedestrians. In the mid-ground, a male in a light long-sleeved shirt and dark pants walks away from the camera. Further along the sidewalk, a woman in a light top and blue jeans sits at a small, round outdoor table with dark top and wooden legs, accompanied by other outdoor seating. Green-leafed trees line the street, casting deep shadows across the path. The asphalt street, visible on the right, features a manhole cover with partially legible Hebrew text, including "מנדלי," and a curb painted red and white. A silver street pole holds traffic signs, including the backside of a circular sign and a blue square sign with a white horizontal bar. Another darker bicycle or scooter is parked on the street or curb further right.
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