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The image displays the former Dizengoff Square Hotel, also known as the Zion Building, located at the intersection of Dizengoff Street and Rehov Ben Ami in Tel Aviv, Israel. The multi-story, white-colored building dominates the frame under a clear blue sky, appearing to be in an advanced state of demolition or extensive renovation. The upper approximately fifteen floors of the building exhibit gutted interiors, with windows absent, revealing exposed concrete and internal structural elements. The facade on these upper levels is predominantly white. The lower three visible floors show significant structural alteration, with exterior panels removed, revealing raw concrete, internal scaffolding, and darkened interiors suggestive of fire damage or complete stripping. The building features a distinctive angular design on its visible corner. A small antenna array is present on the rooftop. At street level, an active construction site surrounds the building's base. The area is delineated by red plastic barriers in the foreground and yellow-orange mesh fencing. Several Israeli flags are displayed on poles within the construction zone, alongside two light-colored portable toilet units. A single Greek flag is visible on the far left. Utility poles with overhead power lines crisscross the upper and mid-portions of the scene. A modern streetlight stands vertically on the right side. Three individuals are present. One person with light skin, wearing light shorts and a dark top, walks from right to left on the sidewalk in the foreground, carrying a small bag, appearing barefoot or in minimal footwear. Two other individuals walk in the mid-ground near the construction barriers. The immediate foreground consists of a dark asphalt street. Green trees are visible behind the construction zone and to the left of the main structure.
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