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A tall, multi-story building, identified as the former Carlton Tower Hotel at 10 Dizengoff Street, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel, is depicted in an advanced state of deconstruction or demolition. The structure features a wide, multi-tiered lower section of approximately four to five visible floors, topped by a more slender, approximately fifteen-story tower. The building exhibits significant damage: most windows in the lower section are missing or broken, revealing exposed interior frameworks, structural beams, and internal debris. The concrete facades of the lower tiers are discolored and weathered. The transition area between the wider base and the narrower tower shows notable structural disruption, with exposed elements and fragmented concrete. The upper tower, predominantly light grey, also has numerous window openings that are empty or covered with plastic sheeting, indicating internal stripping. The sky is overcast and light grey. In the lower foreground, a brown wooden construction barrier runs horizontally, behind which metal fencing is visible. An Israeli flag, blue and white with a Star of David, is partially unfurled in the lower right corner. A large green tree is partially visible on the right side, behind the construction barriers and adjacent to the building's base. No individuals are present within the frame.
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