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An exterior, low-angle, daytime photograph captures the facades of multiple urban buildings in Tel-Aviv, Israel, under a uniformly overcast sky. The central structure is a light-colored, multi-story building exhibiting weathered, off-white stucco with visible staining and wear. On the second visible floor, a small, ornamental balcony with decorative corbel supports protrudes from the facade. Draped over the railing of this balcony is a horizontal flag. The flag displays three stripes: green at the top, white in the middle, and red at the bottom. Centrally positioned on the white stripe is a golden emblem depicting a lion holding a sword, with a sun rising behind it, identified as the "Lion and Sun" emblem, historically used by Iran. Above the balcony, a wider, open rectangular window is flanked by two narrow, vertical rectangular windows. Below the balcony, a wider rectangular window with dark-tinted glass is visible. To the immediate left, a section of the same or an adjoining older building features a large rectangular window and two arched windows on lower floors. To the right, a portion of a taller, more modern building with a light-colored facade and a grid-like pattern of recessed windows and panels is partially visible. The foreground is dominated by a dense network of bare, leafless tree branches. No individuals are visible in the scene. The overall environment is urban, characterized by diverse architectural styles under a diffuse, cloudy light.
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