The image displays an urban landscape of Tel Aviv, Israel, likely viewed from an elevated position to the east or southeast, focusing on the city center and diamond exchange district

The image displays an urban landscape of Tel Aviv, Israel, likely viewed from an elevated position to the east or southeast, focusing on the city center and diamond exchange district. The scene is dominated by a dense collection of buildings under a pale, light-pink to orange sky, suggesting sunrise or sunset. In the background, two prominent skyscrapers under construction are visible. On the left, the Azrieli Spiral Tower stands tall and slender, appearing dark grey with a distinct vertical glint of sunlight reflecting on its right-hand facade. A single tower crane is positioned at its apex. To its right, the ToHa Tower 2 is under heavy construction, exhibiting a more complex, possibly curved structural framework with multiple levels of exposed scaffolding and at least two tower cranes at its summit. Numerous other modern high-rise buildings, primarily glass and concrete, form the dense urban core around these two structures. The midground features a mixture of medium-rise buildings, including older multi-story structures with regular window patterns and newer, contemporary designs. One prominent white building with numerous small, square windows is visible towards the bottom right of this section, adjacent to a building with orange-toned facades. The foreground consists of a densely vegetated area with numerous trees and shrubs, obscuring much of the ground level. Scattered low-rise residential buildings with various roof styles (flat, sloped) are partially visible through the foliage. No individuals or specific actions are discernible within the frame. The overall lighting is soft and warm, characteristic of low-angle sunlight.