This image depicts the ground floor and upper levels of a stone-clad building located at Frishman Street 44, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel, specifically at a street corner. The ground floor features a commercial establishment named "Pazza Cotta," indicated by a red neon sign inside an arched window on the corner. The building's exterior is constructed with light-colored, rough-hewn stone blocks on the ground level, transitioning to smoother, lighter-colored material on the upper floors. Above the ground floor, the building exhibits two balconies with black wrought-iron railings. The corner balcony is semicircular and features an arched French door. Another rectangular balcony is visible further along the street. A black retractable awning extends over the ground-floor facade, beneath which string lights are illuminated. Outside the establishment, along the paved sidewalk, multiple light-colored rectangular tables and clear-framed folding chairs are arranged in rows, indicating an outdoor seating area. No individuals are visible occupying these tables or interacting within the immediate scene. A black electric fan is mounted on the exterior wall to the right of the "Pazza Cotta" neon sign. Through the large glass windows of the establishment, interior lighting illuminates visible kitchen equipment or counter spaces. A sign with Hebrew text, partially obscured, is visible above the black awning, and a white plaque displaying the number "44" is affixed to the building's corner. The overall lighting suggests late afternoon or early evening conditions. In the background to the right, a distant building facade and a green and white waste bin are discernible, with trees lining the street. in Tel-Aviv, Israel

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Mar 17, 2026, 3:53 PM

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This image depicts the ground floor and upper levels of a stone-clad building located at Frishman Street 44, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel, specifically at a street corner. The ground floor features a commercial establishment named "Pazza Cotta," indicated by a red neon sign inside an arched window on the corner. The building's exterior is constructed with light-colored, rough-hewn stone blocks on the ground level, transitioning to smoother, lighter-colored material on the upper floors. Above the ground floor, the building exhibits two balconies with black wrought-iron railings. The corner balcony is semicircular and features an arched French door. Another rectangular balcony is visible further along the street. A black retractable awning extends over the ground-floor facade, beneath which string lights are illuminated. Outside the establishment, along the paved sidewalk, multiple light-colored rectangular tables and clear-framed folding chairs are arranged in rows, indicating an outdoor seating area. No individuals are visible occupying these tables or interacting within the immediate scene. A black electric fan is mounted on the exterior wall to the right of the "Pazza Cotta" neon sign. Through the large glass windows of the establishment, interior lighting illuminates visible kitchen equipment or counter spaces. A sign with Hebrew text, partially obscured, is visible above the black awning, and a white plaque displaying the number "44" is affixed to the building's corner. The overall lighting suggests late afternoon or early evening conditions. In the background to the right, a distant building facade and a green and white waste bin are discernible, with trees lining the street.

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