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This upward-angled exterior image captures an urban streetscape in Tel-Aviv, Israel, under a clear blue sky with bright sunlight emanating from the lower-left-center. The scene is dominated by architectural elements and overhead utility infrastructure. A multi-story corner building, characteristic of the Bauhaus/International Style prevalent in Tel-Aviv's "White City," occupies the lower-center and left. This building features light-colored, textured stucco, multiple rectangular windows, and enclosed glass balconies or sunrooms with numerous small panes. A smaller, open balcony is visible on an upper floor. Graffiti, including partially legible text and a stylized sunburst design, is present on its lower exterior wall. A second building of similar architectural style, featuring rounded balconies, is partially visible on the right. Additional building facades are present along the left and top edges. An awning with black and light-colored horizontal stripes extends from a building at the top-center, with a metal ventilation unit visible beneath it. Overhead, a complex network of black and green electrical and communication wires and cables crisscrosses the sky, supported by poles and attachments, extending towards the upper-left. An elongated streetlamp fixture is suspended from these wires. Further left and higher, a metallic antenna array, possibly for broadcast reception, is mounted on a structure alongside a yellow rectangular sign displaying Hebrew text, which translates to "DO NOT PASTE ADVERTISEMENTS." No individuals or active events are present within the frame. The distinct architecture and Hebrew signage confirm the location as the historic White City district of Tel-Aviv.
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