A daylight image depicts a demonstration involving Ultra-Orthodox Jewish individuals in Jerusalem, Israel, specifically near the Chords Bridge (Gesher HaMeitarim) at the city's western entrance

A daylight image depicts a demonstration involving Ultra-Orthodox Jewish individuals in Jerusalem, Israel, specifically near the Chords Bridge (Gesher HaMeitarim) at the city's western entrance. The distinctive metallic-gray and glass structure of the bridge is visible across the upper background. In the foreground, a bearded man wearing a black suit, white shirt, and black hat stands centrally, his right arm resting on the shoulder of a boy to his left. This boy, wearing a brown and black long-sleeve shirt and black pants, holds a partially consumed clear plastic Coca-Cola bottle in his left hand. Tzitzit are visible beneath his shirt. To the central man's right, another boy, similarly dressed in a brown and black long-sleeve shirt and black pants, holds a black and yellow protest sign vertically. The sign displays Hebrew text: "עדיף למות כחרדי ולא להתגייס לצבא שכולו כפרני!" (Better to die as a Haredi than to enlist in the army, which is entirely heretical!) and at the bottom, "הועדה להצלת עולם התורה" (The Committee for the Salvation of the Torah World). To the right of the central group, another bearded man in a black suit, white shirt, and black hat smiles towards the camera. Numerous other Haredi men and boys, dressed in similar attire, populate the background, indicating a large gathering. Some individuals are visible standing on elevated structures or barriers. A second protest sign, partially visible in the upper right background, also features black and yellow Hebrew text: "ללא תורה בישראל אין זכות קיום" (Without Torah in Israel there is no right to exist). The ground shows scattered debris, likely paper or flyers. The sky is clear blue.