A nighttime photograph captures a street scene in Hod HaSharon, Israel, depicting a public gathering

A nighttime photograph captures a street scene in Hod HaSharon, Israel, depicting a public gathering. In the foreground, a male individual holds a large white protest sign that partially obscures his face. The sign features bold, distressed black Hebrew text at the top, reading "מסרבים להיות חיילים השב"כ" (Refuse to be Shin Bet soldiers). Below the text are two stylized black and white portraits: the left depicting a man with a kippah, and the right depicting a man with a distinct purple coloration on his head. The individual holding the sign wears a dark long-sleeved shirt and dark pants, with a ring visible on his left hand. To his immediate left, a woman with curly hair wears an orange top and light-colored pants, standing with her arms crossed. The background reveals additional people, suggesting a crowd, along with illuminated commercial building facades, one displaying "Fratelo" in neon, and another featuring Hebrew text including "קלימת" (Klimat) and "בוטיק חדרי" (Boutique Rooms). The ground is paved, and the scene is lit by artificial light sources.