The image displays the ruins of the Antipatris Fortress, located within Tel Afek National Park near Rosh HaAyin, Israel, observed from a low angle

The image displays the ruins of the Antipatris Fortress, located within Tel Afek National Park near Rosh HaAyin, Israel, observed from a low angle. The central subject is a large, partially collapsed stone structure constructed from light-colored, irregular blocks, situated on an elevated, rocky mound. Significant portions of the structure are in disrepair, with substantial rubble piles accumulated against its lower walls, particularly on the left side. The foreground and midground consist of a sloping terrain covered with sparse, dry green and brown vegetation, interspersed with numerous light-colored rocks and boulders. Three prominent, tan-colored boulders are visible in the immediate foreground. On the lower left, a rectangular white sign with dark Hebrew text and a red 'no entry' symbol is present. To the right of the main ruin, a more preserved or reconstructed section of a building is visible, featuring a dark metal railing and what appears to be a utility pole or light fixture. The sky above is partially covered by scattered white cumulus clouds against a blue background. No individuals are visible in the scene.