The image displays a frontal view of the arched entrance to the Convent of St

The image displays a frontal view of the arched entrance to the Convent of St. Francis and the Custody of the Holy Land, located near the New Gate of the Old City in Jerusalem, Israel. The facade is constructed from light-colored, cut stone blocks, forming a multi-layered, ribbed archway. Two tall, light grey-green metal doors, featuring embossed rectangular panels and numerous visible rivets, occupy the arch. On the upper left door, two horizontal metal plaques are mounted, inscribed "CONVENTUS S. FRANCISCI" and "CUSTODIA TERRAE SANCTAE" respectively. The right door is fitted with a silver-colored doorknob, a black keyhole, and two small black circular objects (likely intercom and doorbell components) positioned on its upper right side. Centered above the arch, a rectangular stone carving depicting a weathered heraldic crest in muted reddish and cream tones is embedded in the masonry. The ground immediately in front of the doorway is paved with irregular stone blocks, leading to a raised stone threshold. A small, rectangular white object, possibly a tile, rests vertically against the lower section of the right door. The scene is static, devoid of people or discernible activity.