The image displays the main entrance of The Great Synagogue (Beit HaKnesset HaGadol) in Tel Aviv, Israel

The image displays the main entrance of The Great Synagogue (Beit HaKnesset HaGadol) in Tel Aviv, Israel. Four wide, worn, light-colored stone steps lead up to the entrance. A black metal handrail is partially visible on the left side of the steps. The entrance features large, double metal doors with intricate, carved designs; the left door is mostly closed, showcasing a tree-like pattern with translucent sections, while the right door is swung wide open. Above the doors, a stone lintel is carved with Hebrew script from the Kaddish prayer, specifically mentioning "וְיַמְלִיךְ מַלְכוּתֵהּ" (and may He establish His kingdom). Dark stone panels flank the doors; the left panel holds a white rectangular sign identifying "The Great Synagogue Tel Aviv" and a smaller red and white sign indicating CCTV surveillance. Through the open right door, a warmly lit interior is visible, featuring a flight of ascending wooden stairs. A single individual, appearing to be a child or small adult, is depicted from behind, ascending these interior stairs. They are wearing a light-colored, possibly beige or off-white, long-sleeved garment resembling a dress or robe. Their left foot is positioned on a higher step, indicating upward movement. A white rectangular plaque with Hebrew text is mounted on the wall inside, to the left of the internal stairs, and a partial view of shelves or a display unit is visible to the right.