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This image depicts the intersection of Shenkin Street and Borochov Street in Tel Aviv, Israel, viewed from street level. The corner is dominated by a multi-story building with a light brown stucco facade, exhibiting signs of age and discoloration. The ground floor features commercial establishments. The primary corner unit is a brightly lit fruit and vegetable shop, identified by Hebrew signage including 'שוקי ברוכין', displaying extensive produce, such as hanging oranges, beneath a light green and white striped awning. An individual in a white t-shirt and light-colored shorts stands inside this shop, positioned next to a baby stroller. To the right of the fruit shop, a cafe with visible indoor seating contains one person seated at a table. To the left, a portion of another retail storefront is visible. The upper floors of the main building contain residential units with balconies featuring metal railings and exterior-mounted air conditioning units. A large, mature tree with dense green foliage occupies the upper left quadrant, with power lines traversing its branches. A grey utility pole at the corner supports a red traffic light and blue street signs clearly indicating 'בורוכוב 39' and 'שינקין'. Two black scooters are parked on the sidewalk: one near the left retail unit and another near the cafe. Grey bollards delineate the sidewalk from the asphalt street, where a partial crosswalk is visible. A red 'No Entry' sign is positioned on the far right of the scene.
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