The image depicts the former Sheraton Tel Aviv hotel, now known as the Tel Aviv Towers Residence project, located at 130 Hayarkon Street in Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel

The image depicts the former Sheraton Tel Aviv hotel, now known as the Tel Aviv Towers Residence project, located at 130 Hayarkon Street in Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel. The scene is an outdoor, low-angle view of a multi-story building undergoing significant renovation or demolition, set against a bright blue sky with wispy white clouds. The upper section of the building, approximately 12 floors, is predominantly white with a uniform facade featuring horizontal bands and recessed window openings, some covered with light-colored sheeting. A distinctive architectural feature protrudes from the mid-section, displaying exposed concrete and structural elements, suggesting deconstruction or significant structural work. The lower five to six visible floors exhibit extensive damage: interiors are blackened, windows are missing or shattered, and structural elements like beams and columns are exposed. This damage is consistent with a fire or active demolition. In the foreground, a construction site is enclosed by a gray metal fence. Behind the fence, several pieces of heavy machinery are present, including a yellow mini-excavator, a white skid-steer loader, and other dark gray demolition equipment. A red and white warning sign written in Hebrew is attached to the fence, stating "סכנה כאן בונים" (Danger: Construction here). No individuals are clearly discernible performing actions within the immediate foreground or on the machinery. To the right of the construction site, a large green deciduous tree is visible, partially obscuring the background. An Israeli flag, featuring a blue Star of David and two blue stripes on a white background, flies on a pole to the right, behind the fence. To the left, a modern, white high-rise building is visible in the background.