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The image displays the sunlit facade of a two-story building, Beit Emanuel, located at 39 Lilienblum Street in Tel-Aviv, Israel. The building is constructed of cream-colored plaster, exhibiting an eclectic architectural style with some visible weathering, including minor plaster deterioration and vertical dark water stains below the upper balcony. The upper level features a central, curved balcony with an ornate dark wrought-iron railing. A double-leaf dark wooden door, equipped with louvered shutters, opens outward onto this balcony. Three potted plants are visible on the balcony floor, one containing a pink object. To the right of the balcony, on an angled section of the building, two additional windows are present, each with partially open dark wooden louvered shutters. A metallic downspout runs vertically along the far left edge of the building. The ground floor on the left side features a closed window with dark wooden louvered shutters. Above and to the left of this window, a blue plaque is affixed to the wall, displaying the number "39" and Hebrew text identifying the property as "בית עמנואל" (Beit Emanuel), "רחוב לילינבלום 39" (Lilienblum Street 39), and "בניין לשימור" (Building for Preservation). On the ground floor to the right, a window with a decorative metal security grate is partially obscured by foliage. A white security camera and a black wall-mounted light fixture are installed on the wall above this window. The foreground is separated from the building by a waist-high fence made of vertical bamboo or reed slats, topped with a dark metal railing. A light-colored, carved stone pillar supports the fence on the right. A large, green-leafed plant, consistent with a Fiddle-leaf Fig, is planted in a pot on top of this pillar. Strong directional sunlight from the upper right casts distinct shadows of tree branches or leaves across the building's facade, particularly on the angled section and below the balcony.
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