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The image depicts the exterior of the Tel-Aviv Stock Exchange building, located at 2 Ahuzat Bayit Street in Tel-Aviv, Israel. The modern, multi-story structure features a facade composed predominantly of glass panels and horizontal louvers. The building's main entrance, centrally positioned, includes a revolving glass door flanked by automatic sliding glass doors, surmounted by a prominent sign displaying "TEL-AVIV STOCK EXCHANGE" in both English and Hebrew. A tall, narrow vertical LED display screen is affixed to the left side of the building, showcasing dynamic, colorful graphics and Hebrew text reading "The home of the Israeli economy." In the foreground, a cobblestone street is visible, featuring partial white painted markings indicating a pedestrian crossing and scattered wet patches. A single dark gray bollard with a reflective top stands in the center of the street. The street is bordered by a raised sidewalk of lighter-colored cobblestones, separated by a curb painted with red and white stripes. Several gray cylindrical bollards are installed along the curb on the sidewalk. Further to the right on the sidewalk, two yellow-topped bollards are present, adjacent to two parked bicycles, one red and one lighter-colored. Inside the building, through the glass facade, indistinct human figures are visible, along with interior lighting, office furniture, and plants. No specific actions or interactions are clearly discernible among the internal figures due to the distance and reflections. The exterior scene is devoid of people. The lighting suggests daytime conditions, possibly overcast or with diffused sunlight.
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