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A handmade paper cutout, shaped like a dove with outstretched wings, is affixed to a large vertical banner in an outdoor public space. The cutout features hand-drawn representations of the Israeli flag and the United States flag. Below the Israeli flag, the Hebrew word "תודה" (Toda, meaning Thanks) is written in blue marker. Below the US flag, the English word "Thanks" is written in red marker. An olive branch, approximately 15 cm long, is taped to the center of the paper cutout with white adhesive tape. The paper cutout itself is secured to the banner with transparent adhesive tape. The banner, predominantly dark gray or black, displays white Hebrew text. Visible elements include "מטה המשל" (Mateh HaMashel, Government Headquarters) and, on a line below, "החטופים" (HaChatufim, The Hostages). A light blue horizontal stripe is partially visible behind the text. The background, largely out of focus, shows a crowd of people gathered. Several individuals are partially visible, some in casual attire. In the immediate foreground, a metal crowd control barrier and two white plastic chairs are present. This scene is situated in Hostages Square (Kikar Hahatufim), adjacent to the Tel Aviv Museum of Art and the Cameri Theater, in Tel Aviv, Israel.
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