An outdoor scene captures a daytime gathering of individuals in a public square in Tel Aviv, Israel, likely a protest or rally

An outdoor scene captures a daytime gathering of individuals in a public square in Tel Aviv, Israel, likely a protest or rally. The sky is partly cloudy, suggesting late afternoon or early evening. Approximately 20-30 people are visible, representing diverse ages and attire. In the immediate foreground, with her back to the viewer, a person with curly light brown hair wears a red baseball cap, a white sleeveless top, and a black drawstring backpack. Her left arm is raised, holding a large protest sign. Her wrist displays multiple bracelets: two interwoven blue and white, and one yellow. The central subject is the large rectangular protest sign, held by an unseen individual whose arm is visible in the right mid-ground. The sign has a light blue border and a black main section with white, uppercase English text that reads: "HOW MUCH BLOOD WILL BE SPILLED?". The top section of the sign, in light blue, features white Hebrew text "נשים עושות שלום" (Women Wage Peace), and the English translation "WOMEN WAGE PEACE" alongside a white peace ribbon symbol. To the right of the central sign, a woman wearing a light beige headscarf (hijab) and a long dark green dress stands. Behind her, a large banner or sign displays the prominent headshot of a man. Partially visible Hebrew text is next to this banner. In the left mid-ground, a man seen from behind wears a black t-shirt with yellow Hebrew text, which reads "אין תומכים במצווה" (No supporters of the mitzvah/commandment). Further left, an Israeli flag (blue Star of David on white) is partially visible, and a black flag with a white circular emblem is raised. Other individuals are distributed throughout the scene, some holding additional signs with partially visible Hebrew text. The ground is paved, and trees along with indistinct urban buildings are visible in the background, characteristic of a city square.