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The image displays a street art mural on a metal gate set into a building wall in an urban area of Tel-Aviv, Israel. The central subject is a large, dark gray, two-panel metal gate, likely a garage or service entrance, adorned with a repeating diamond pattern. Above the gate, on the discolored and rust-stained beige wall, the incomplete text "THE ULTIMATE JUSTI" is stenciled in a dark, block font. Painted on the gate in a black-and-white, stencil-like style are three full-body figures standing side-by-side, all facing forward. 1. The leftmost figure is a person wearing a dark trench coat-style jacket, dark trousers, and a dark cap with a small, light-colored circular emblem on its front. The hands appear clasped in front. 2. The middle figure is a person with a beard and mustache, dressed in a dark, buttoned work-style jacket and dark trousers. The hands are clasped in front at waist height. 3. The rightmost figure is a person wearing a dark buttoned jacket, dark trousers, and a dark beret-style cap adorned with light-colored circular patterns or dots. The hands are clasped in front at waist height. The building wall surrounding the gate is light beige, showing considerable wear, peeling paint, and rust stains, particularly above the gate. To the right of the gate, a small, square, weathered recessed box is visible on the wall, beneath some indistinct Hebrew script. A thin dark cable runs horizontally across the upper wall. To the left of the gate, two stacked wooden pallets lean against the wall, with a white metal grate or rack resting against them. Partial, illegible English text, including "AH ASKIAS" and "ALTER," is visible on the wall below the leftmost figure, obscured by the pallets. The ground consists of a gray cobblestone sidewalk bordered by a concrete curb. Scattered debris, including a yellow piece of paper or plastic, is visible on the sidewalk. The street pavement beyond the curb appears damp in areas, with small fragments of colorful debris present.
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