This media file displays a vibrant mural painted in Tel-Aviv, Israel, featuring a soldier embracing and protecting a child. The central figures are a male soldier and a young female child. The soldier is depicted in a dark green military uniform, wearing a tactical helmet and body armor. An Israeli flag patch is clearly visible on his right arm. He has his arm around the child, holding her close to him in a protective gesture. The child, with long, wavy brown hair, wears a pink long-sleeved top and is looking up with a wide, radiant smile, her green eyes prominent. The background of the mural is a bright, cloudy blue sky. In the upper left corner, several glowing orange, ring-like streaks are visible, possibly symbolizing rockets, missiles, or defensive interceptor trails against the sky. Prominently inscribed in black on the left side of the mural is the date "7.10.23," a significant date in Israeli history. Towards the bottom right, vertical text includes the names "ROTEM ZAMIR" and "_Fellart_", likely identifying artists or individuals honored by the artwork. The mural conveys a strong sense of protection, innocence, and resilience, with the smiling child juxtaposed against the soldier's vigilant presence and the implied threat in the sky. The art style is illustrative with visible brushstrokes and spray paint textures.Street art murals documented on Tel-Aviv
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Fri, May 1, 2026, 08:14 AM

Tel-Aviv, Israel

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This media file displays a vibrant mural painted in Tel-Aviv, Israel, featuring a soldier embracing and protecting a child. The central figures are a male soldier and a young female child. The soldie…read more

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