A medium shot, taken at an angle, shows two people cleaning a tombstone. The tombstone, made of light-colored stone with black Hebrew lettering, is positioned horizontally. The lettering indicates that the tombstone is dedicated to Franziska Balsam, born on January 10, 1901, and passed away on June 22, 1994. It also commemorates her husband, Avdon Balsam, who was killed by the Nazis in the Auschwitz extermination camp on December 8, 1941. One person is using a yellow cloth to clean the left side of the tombstone, while the other person is using their bare hand to clean the right side. The environment appears to be a cemetery, with other tombstones visible in the background. A person wearing blue and white sneakers is standing near the top of the frame. The location is likely in Jerusalem, Israel, due to the Hebrew writing on the tombstone. in Jerusalem, Israel

Shoham

Apr 14, 2026

Jerusalem, Israel

Short Term

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A medium shot, taken at an angle, shows two people cleaning a tombstone. The tombstone, made of light-colored stone with black Hebrew lettering, is positioned horizontally. The lettering indicates that the tombstone is dedicated to Franziska Balsam, born on January 10, 1901, and passed away on June 22, 1994. It also commemorates her husband, Avdon Balsam, who was killed by the Nazis in the Auschwitz extermination camp on December 8, 1941. One person is using a yellow cloth to clean the left side of the tombstone, while the other person is using their bare hand to clean the right side. The environment appears to be a cemetery, with other tombstones visible in the background. A person wearing blue and white sneakers is standing near the top of the frame. The location is likely in Jerusalem, Israel, due to the Hebrew writing on the tombstone.

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A4E5C

Volume

11,550

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+$0.15

Revenue

+$0.58

TVL

$9.10

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