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This image depicts the entrance to an building located at Yehuda Hassid 9 in Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel. The entrance is recessed within a light-colored, block-patterned stucco facade. A light-colored double-leaf door with multiple glass panes and a central doorknob is flanked by matching glass sidelights and topped with transom windows. The entryway floor features black and white patterned tiles with a circular geometric design and a Greek key border, leading to a dark gray tiled step. Above the entrance, an illuminated rectangular sign displays "יהודה חסיד 9" (Yehuda Hassid 9) in Hebrew. On the left wall of the recess, a small white plaque is positioned above a red sign with white Hebrew text stating "החניה מול הכניסה אסורה" (Parking in front of the entrance is forbidden). A small red object and a dark vertical unit, possibly an intercom, are visible on this wall. High within the recess, above the door, a security camera is mounted. Reflections in the glass door reveal elements of an interior space or an opposite building, including a window with white shutters. Flanking the entrance are two large, light-colored concrete planter boxes. The left planter contains dense green foliage and white and purple pansies. The right planter holds a small, slender tree with green leaves, supported by a thin stake, alongside additional green bushes and a mix of white, purple, and yellow pansies. The ground in front of the entrance is asphalt. No individuals are present in the scene.
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