This image depicts a sunny outdoor scene featuring the facade of a light-colored stone building, identified as Building 10, likely located within the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Givat Ram Campus, in West Jerusalem, Israel

This image depicts a sunny outdoor scene featuring the facade of a light-colored stone building, identified as Building 10, likely located within the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Givat Ram Campus, in West Jerusalem, Israel. The building's exterior is constructed from rectangular, light-toned stone blocks. Multiple windows with horizontal bars are visible on the left section of the building. The main entrance features double glass doors, with the right door fully open and the left door slightly ajar, revealing a brightly lit interior hall. Above the entrance, a red square plaque prominently displays the number "10" in white. Below this, a sign, written in both Hebrew and English, identifies the structure as the "Ayda and Ami Feldman Court" (or "House of Justice" based on the Hebrew "בית המשפט"), also mentioning "Mike Feldman" and "Mexico," suggesting donor associations. The foreground consists of a paved courtyard or pathway made of various shades of gray and beige stone pavers. Numerous mature trees with lush green foliage are interspersed around the building, casting distinct, dappled shadows across the paved ground, indicating strong sunlight. Several large trees, one with reddish-brown bark, flank the entrance and extend over the pathway. Bushes and smaller green plants are densely arranged along the base of the building and behind a low stone wall on the right side. Three rectangular concrete blocks are positioned on the ground to the left of the entrance. A dark, narrow bin is partially visible next to the low stone wall on the right. No individuals are present in the scene.