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An outdoor courtyard or plaza in the American-German Colony, Jaffa, Tel-Aviv, Israel, is depicted under a clear blue sky with scattered white clouds.

In the immediate foreground, a round, wooden-topped table with a black metal pedestal base is positioned centrally on a paved surface. Three black metal chairs with ornate, openwork backs and seats are arranged around the table. The paving consists of rectangular red and grey concrete pavers laid in a herringbone pattern. Some scattered leaves are visible on the ground.

To the left, a two-story building with a light-colored (off-white or cream) facade features a prominent exterior staircase with grey treads and black metal handrails leading to an upper level and descending to a ground-floor entrance. A blue metal balcony with ornate railings extends from the upper story on the left. Large glass windows are visible on the ground floor, and smaller arched windows with shutters are on the upper floors. A wooden park bench with black metal supports is situated to the left of the stairs. A large palm tree partially frames the upper left corner of the image.

To the right, a large, dark green leafy tree with a substantial trunk stands, casting shadows across the paved area. Beyond the tree and further back, a significant stone building with a light brown facade and a red tile roof is visible. This structure, consistent with the Immanuel Church, features multiple arched windows with dark frames and a large arched main entrance. A blue metal fence or gate runs horizontally in front of this building, separating it from the paved area. A silver sedan is parked behind this fence. Further back in the center, between the main buildings, a smaller, darker-colored building with a red tile roof is visible.

The scene is devoid of people or direct activity, presenting an empty outdoor seating area.
Anastasiia Krasik

Feb 27, 2026, 11:50 AM

Tel-Aviv, Israel

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An outdoor courtyard or plaza in the American-German Colony, Jaffa, Tel-Aviv, Israel, is depicted under a clear blue sky with scattered white clouds. In the immediate foreground, a round, wooden-topped table with a black metal pedestal base is positioned centrally on a paved surface. Three black metal chairs with ornate, openwork backs and seats are arranged around the table. The paving consists of rectangular red and grey concrete pavers laid in a herringbone pattern. Some scattered leaves are visible on the ground. To the left, a two-story building with a light-colored (off-white or cream) facade features a prominent exterior staircase with grey treads and black metal handrails leading to an upper level and descending to a ground-floor entrance. A blue metal balcony with ornate railings extends from the upper story on the left. Large glass windows are visible on the ground floor, and smaller arched windows with shutters are on the upper floors. A wooden park bench with black metal supports is situated to the left of the stairs. A large palm tree partially frames the upper left corner of the image. To the right, a large, dark green leafy tree with a substantial trunk stands, casting shadows across the paved area. Beyond the tree and further back, a significant stone building with a light brown facade and a red tile roof is visible. This structure, consistent with the Immanuel Church, features multiple arched windows with dark frames and a large arched main entrance. A blue metal fence or gate runs horizontally in front of this building, separating it from the paved area. A silver sedan is parked behind this fence. Further back in the center, between the main buildings, a smaller, darker-colored building with a red tile roof is visible. The scene is devoid of people or direct activity, presenting an empty outdoor seating area.

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