This image presents a forensic view of Migdal Afek (Antipatris Fortress) located in Rosh HaAyin, Israel

This image presents a forensic view of Migdal Afek (Antipatris Fortress) located in Rosh HaAyin, Israel. The primary subject is a multi-sectioned stone fortress constructed from light-colored, possibly limestone, blocks. The left section of the fortress appears largely intact, featuring a flat roofline and several rectangular windows. One window on the far left shows light through its opening, while others appear dark. A blue and white Israeli flag, bearing a Star of David, is flown from a flagpole positioned on the highest point of the fortress, near the center-right of the main structure. To the right of the main section, a more ruinous part of the fortress is visible, characterized by crumbling walls and large arched openings. The foreground consists of a sloping terrain covered in sparse, dry, dark-toned brush and patches of vibrant green grass, particularly prominent in the lower left. Scattered rocks and natural debris are present on the ground. A dark-colored, vertically oriented lamppost with a light fixture is situated in the mid-ground, positioned to the right of the main fortress section and in front of the ruined portion. The sky above is partially overcast, with a bright, diffused sunlight source visible through clouds in the upper left, and segments of clear blue sky towards the upper right. No individuals, explicit actions, or interactions are depicted.