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An undated, nighttime image captures a black protest poster affixed behind a rusted metal grate in an urban environment in Tel Aviv, Israel. The poster displays "STOP GENOCID" in large white English sans-serif capitals, with the full word "GENOCIDE" implied. Below this, partially torn white Hebrew text reads "עוצרים את ההשמדה" (Otsrim et Ha'hashmada), translating to "Stopping the extermination/annihilation/genocide." Smaller white text and a QR code are visible in the lower-left section of the poster. The poster's top right and middle right sections are torn, revealing the light-colored material underneath and part of the background. The entire scene is viewed through a heavily rusted, dark gray metal grate with a square grid pattern, which covers the foreground. A horizontal metal beam, also rusted, crosses the top portion of the grate. Behind the grate, an indistinct wall or surface with vertical ridges is illuminated by a warm, artificial yellow light, casting shadows from the grate's bars. The ground directly beneath the grate is a dirty, uneven concrete or paved surface littered with small debris, including what appears to be cigarette butts, dirt, and dried leaves. The overall illumination suggests artificial light in a low-light setting. No people are visible.
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