A street-level, full-frame forensic image depicts the exterior of a commercial storefront located in Givatayim, Israel

A street-level, full-frame forensic image depicts the exterior of a commercial storefront located in Givatayim, Israel. The facade consists of three large glass panels, with the two central panels forming a pair of double doors. All panels exhibit extensive damage, characterized by at least 20 distinct circular impact points surrounded by radial and concentric fracture patterns, consistent with ballistic or high-velocity projectile impacts. Despite the extensive fracturing, the glass remains largely intact within its white aluminum or PVC frames, suggesting safety glass. A dark padlock secures the base of the central glass doors. Below the windows, a metallic diamond plate surface serves as a platform or base. Red and white warning tape, similar to crime scene tape, is visible on the ground directly in front of the storefront. Reflections on the glass panels provide context of the surrounding urban environment under a bright sky, including distant modern high-rise buildings and various vehicles, such as a white SUV reflected on the left and a red vehicle on the right. Several individuals are reflected: one on the far left wearing a light-colored top and a face mask; a person centrally positioned, likely the photographer, holding a mobile device; and another individual to the right wearing a checkered shirt and red footwear. Reflections of additional Hebrew signage, including "פירות וירקות" (Fruits and Vegetables) and instances of red and white "שטח סגור" (Closed Area) tape, are also apparent on the glass. Above the storefront, a white retractable awning is partially visible, and a security camera is mounted.