The image depicts an expansive nighttime cityscape of Be’er-Sheva, Israel, viewed from a high vantage point, likely through a window

The image depicts an expansive nighttime cityscape of Be’er-Sheva, Israel, viewed from a high vantage point, likely through a window. The scene is characterized by numerous artificial light sources illuminating the urban environment against a dark sky. In the foreground and midground, a sprawling residential or lower-density urban area is visible. This section features numerous buildings, many with illuminated windows, interspersed among trees and a network of roads. Streetlights cast circular patterns of yellow and white light, defining the thoroughfares and immediate surroundings. Specific structures, such as a building with two distinct blue-glowing windows in the lower-middle left, are discernible. Towards the background, the city appears denser, with a concentration of taller structures and a greater saturation of lights, indicative of a downtown or commercial district. No specific people or actions are discernible within the cityscape. Prominent reflections are visible on the viewing surface, including vertical streaks, a distinct circular bluish-white light in the upper right quadrant, and a yellowish light source (possibly a bare bulb) in the lower-left corner. These reflections suggest the image was captured through glass, obscuring some details of the external scene.