This image depicts a multi-story structure in Tel-Aviv, Israel, exhibiting significant fire and structural damage

This image depicts a multi-story structure in Tel-Aviv, Israel, exhibiting significant fire and structural damage. The lower approximately four visible levels of the building's facade are heavily blackened with soot and charring, indicating extensive fire exposure. Windows on these levels are largely absent or shattered, revealing damaged interior spaces with exposed structural elements, twisted metal, and debris. The exterior of these lower floors is clad in a light-colored, possibly marble or stone, textured paneling, which is stained by rust and soot. Above these heavily damaged lower levels, sections of the building's facade, particularly at the corner, show severe structural compromise. A large triangular section of the concrete facade is missing, exposing internal rebar, concrete fragments, and a distorted, skeletal metal framework consistent with a damaged curtain wall or decorative element. Further up, multiple windows are covered with white plastic sheeting, suggesting prior damage or ongoing remediation. A cantilevered section with a small balcony and a black metal railing is visible on an upper floor, beneath a severely fractured portion of the building's exterior. The sky is clear and blue. No individuals or active operations are visible within the frame. Utility lines or cables are present in the lower right foreground.