The image displays a public installation in Tel Aviv, Israel, located in a plaza, likely **Habima Square** or an adjacent area dedicated to the display. The central subject is a large, black-framed hourglass-shaped structure with translucent reddish-pink panels. Above it, a sign reads "HOSTAGES are still there" in red and black text. Below, Hebrew text "הזמן הולך" (The time is running) is visible. In the foreground, a male individual is seated on a concrete ledge at the base of the hourglass. He wears a plaid orange and black shirt, light khaki pants, and bright green sneakers. He is looking down at a smartphone held in his hands. An Israeli flag on a pole leans against his right leg. The background features numerous Israeli flags on poles and multiple yellow banners. Two prominent banners display portraits of individuals: an older man with a beard on the left and a younger man on the right, both likely representing hostages. Yellow ribbons and yellow pinwheel-like objects are also integrated into the display. Lush green trees, traffic lights, and urban building facades are visible behind the installation. The ground is paved, consistent with a public square.

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