A multi-story modern building in Tel Aviv, Israel, exhibits extensive structural and facade damage across multiple floors

A multi-story modern building in Tel Aviv, Israel, exhibits extensive structural and facade damage across multiple floors. The building, constructed with a grid-like pattern of dark-framed glass panels and light-colored horizontal bands, shows significant destruction concentrated on its right side and a central-left section. On the left-central portion of the facade, several window panes are shattered or missing, with interior contents and debris visible. Specifically, at the approximate mid-height of the image, below the third visible balcony from the top, a substantial section of the building's outer wall and floor slabs is destroyed. This area reveals fractured concrete, twisted rebar, and a chaotic accumulation of debris including insulation and a piece of green fabric hanging from an opening. Window frames in this section are bent and dislodged. The entire right side of the visible facade is severely compromised from top to bottom. Large segments of the exterior cladding, glass, and structural elements are completely absent, exposing internal structural columns and extensive internal debris across multiple floor levels. Horizontal floor slab edges on this side are fractured, uneven, and show signs of outward or inward displacement. The balconies, characterized by glass railings, show varying degrees of damage; some retain their structure while others are affected by the overall destruction. No individuals, discernible actions, or interactions are visible in the scene. The background consists of a clear blue sky.