The image presents an overhead forensic view of an active construction site in Jerusalem, Israel, under daylight conditions

The image presents an overhead forensic view of an active construction site in Jerusalem, Israel, under daylight conditions. The scene primarily depicts the foundational or lower-level structural development of a building. To the left, a steep, excavated dirt embankment rises, featuring a series of horizontal metal rails secured by blue-capped posts, suggesting either temporary shoring, a future railway bed, or erosion control elements. The central and right portions of the image display the construction area. Numerous white, hollow, rectangular polystyrene forms are systematically arranged in parallel rows, likely functioning as void formers for a reinforced concrete slab or beam structure. Vertical steel rebar cages are visible throughout the site, indicating future columns or shear walls. The ground surface is a mix of dark, textured formwork sheeting, exposed concrete, and scattered wooden planks. At least four construction workers are present. Two individuals, wearing yellow safety vests and blue shirts, are actively engaged in positioning or adjusting the white polystyrene forms in the lower-middle section of the site. Other workers are less distinctly visible amidst the wooden formwork and rebar in the background. Materials scattered across the site include substantial piles of rough-cut timber planks, bundles of steel rebar, and numerous fragments of white polystyrene debris, indicative of ongoing cutting and shaping operations. The overall environment suggests active preparation for a significant concrete pour, with structural elements being formed and reinforced.