The image captures an overhead view of a dining table in Bnei Brak, Israel, covered with a white tablecloth

The image captures an overhead view of a dining table in Bnei Brak, Israel, covered with a white tablecloth. A large, round, blue and white patterned serving platter centrally displays five smaller, oval-shaped dishes. These dishes contain: a dark red berry compote, an amber-colored fruit preserve with visible fruit pieces, a light brown crumbly dessert (likely halva), four green cubes (likely pistachio halva or a similar confection), and a piece of golden-brown, glazed pastry (likely baklava). On the left side of the frame, an individual's hand, exhibiting signs of age and adorned with a gold ring on the ring finger and dark-colored painted fingernails, holds a bronze-colored fork above the pastry dish. Fingers of the same hand rest near the berry compote. A stack of matching bronze forks rests on a white napkin with a blue logo. A clear, ribbed glass of water and a small silver shaker are also visible. A small white dish containing a light-colored liquid is positioned near the hand holding the fork. In the upper right, a second hand is partially visible, reaching towards the table. A small white bowl containing a golden-yellow liquid (likely tea) and a tiny blue vial are present. A portion of a person's patterned clothing is also discernible. The bottom right features a silver tray with folded white napkins and cutlery handles. A light brown stain is visible on the tablecloth in the lower right quadrant. Another plate with a light-colored, crumbly dessert is visible behind the water glass in the top left.