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This nighttime image depicts the upper and mid-sections of the Azrieli Sarona Tower, a skyscraper located in the Sarona complex of Tel Aviv, Israel. The building's distinctive facade features a repeating, stepped, and recessed "zig-zag" pattern composed of dark, possibly brown or grey, structural elements and prominent white, angled balcony or terrace fronts. Numerous windows are visible across the structure. The majority of visible windows are illuminated with warm, yellow-orange interior light, indicating occupied units or active lighting. A few windows exhibit a cooler, blue-tinged illumination. No individuals, specific actions, or interactions are discernible within the frame. A small portion of dark foliage is visible in the upper left corner, suggesting proximity to street-level greenery. The scene is static and devoid of movement.
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Sep 21, 2025, 7:48 PM

Tel Aviv, Israel

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This nighttime image depicts the upper and mid-sections of the Azrieli Sarona Tower, a skyscraper located in the Sarona complex of Tel Aviv, Israel. The building's distinctive facade features a repeating, stepped, and recessed "zig-zag" pattern composed of dark, possibly brown or grey, structural elements and prominent white, angled balcony or terrace fronts. Numerous windows are visible across the structure. The majority of visible windows are illuminated with warm, yellow-orange interior light, indicating occupied units or active lighting. A few windows exhibit a cooler, blue-tinged illumination. No individuals, specific actions, or interactions are discernible within the frame. A small portion of dark foliage is visible in the upper left corner, suggesting proximity to street-level greenery. The scene is static and devoid of movement.

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