The image displays an electronic device, likely an intercom or smart access system, mounted vertically on a dark surface. The device features a prominent black screen flanked by silver-colored metallic panels. On the left side, there's an illuminated white rectangular light strip, and on the right, a vertical grille of small holes, possibly for a speaker. The screen itself shows a live camera feed featuring two individuals, both with red rectangular boxes highlighting their faces, indicating active facial recognition or detection. One person, positioned higher, appears to be wearing glasses, while the other, below, has lighter, possibly blonde, hair. A smartphone, resembling an iPhone, is visible within the frame, held by one of the individuals or reflected. The screen interface is laid out with information panels on the left and right sides of the main camera feed. On the left-hand panel, in Hebrew: * "ברוכים הבאים" (Bruchim Haba'im), which translates to "Welcome." * Below that, a location pin icon followed by "תל אביב, י.ל. פרץ" (Tel Aviv, Y.L. Peretz), indicating a specific address in Tel Aviv. * Further down, the numbers "3-5" are displayed. On the right-hand panel, also in Hebrew: * "יום ו' 20 פברואר 2026" (Yom Vav 20 February 2026), which translates to "Friday, February 20, 2026." * Below the date, the current time "18:26" (6:26 PM) is shown. * Further down, a lock icon accompanies the text "הזן קוד כניסה" (Hazen Kod Knisa), meaning "Enter access code." * Beneath that, a bell icon is displayed next to "רשימת דירות" (Reshimat Dirot), which translates to "Apartment list." To the right of the screen, on the metallic panel, a glowing blue icon resembling a Wi-Fi or signal strength symbol is illuminated, suggesting network connectivity or an active function. The overall scene suggests an interaction with a building's entry system, potentially for visitor access, package delivery, or general building management, captured in the early evening. The image itself appears to have been taken at an angle, causing the device to look rotated. in Tel-Aviv, Israel

Anastasia

Feb 20, 2026, 4:26 PM

Tel-Aviv, Israel

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The image displays an electronic device, likely an intercom or smart access system, mounted vertically on a dark surface. The device features a prominent black screen flanked by silver-colored metallic panels. On the left side, there's an illuminated white rectangular light strip, and on the right, a vertical grille of small holes, possibly for a speaker. The screen itself shows a live camera feed featuring two individuals, both with red rectangular boxes highlighting their faces, indicating active facial recognition or detection. One person, positioned higher, appears to be wearing glasses, while the other, below, has lighter, possibly blonde, hair. A smartphone, resembling an iPhone, is visible within the frame, held by one of the individuals or reflected. The screen interface is laid out with information panels on the left and right sides of the main camera feed. On the left-hand panel, in Hebrew: * "ברוכים הבאים" (Bruchim Haba'im), which translates to "Welcome." * Below that, a location pin icon followed by "תל אביב, י.ל. פרץ" (Tel Aviv, Y.L. Peretz), indicating a specific address in Tel Aviv. * Further down, the numbers "3-5" are displayed. On the right-hand panel, also in Hebrew: * "יום ו' 20 פברואר 2026" (Yom Vav 20 February 2026), which translates to "Friday, February 20, 2026." * Below the date, the current time "18:26" (6:26 PM) is shown. * Further down, a lock icon accompanies the text "הזן קוד כניסה" (Hazen Kod Knisa), meaning "Enter access code." * Beneath that, a bell icon is displayed next to "רשימת דירות" (Reshimat Dirot), which translates to "Apartment list." To the right of the screen, on the metallic panel, a glowing blue icon resembling a Wi-Fi or signal strength symbol is illuminated, suggesting network connectivity or an active function. The overall scene suggests an interaction with a building's entry system, potentially for visitor access, package delivery, or general building management, captured in the early evening. The image itself appears to have been taken at an angle, causing the device to look rotated.

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