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This forensic description details a large mural painted on the side of a light-beige building wall in Tel-Aviv, Israel, specifically near Dizengoff Square. The mural occupies the lower portion of the wall, with an unpainted, plain beige section above it. The foreground shows a dark, asphalt-paved surface. The mural's background features a stylized desert landscape with undulating hills under a vibrant sky transitioning from blue at the top to hues of red, orange, and purple. From left to right, the mural depicts: * A woman in a long, flowing white garment, possibly traditional, with dark hair. She holds a white object (resembling a flower or dove) in her raised right hand and a red heart-shaped object in her left hand. To her right and slightly behind her, a light-colored outline of a geographical map is visible with some faint internal markings. Above this, the English text "WOMAN LIFE FREEDOM" is painted, accompanied by Hebrew text below it. * A large, stylized blue lion with a prominent mane, facing right. A dark-haired figure, likely a woman, wearing a red tunic and a red cape, is depicted riding the lion. She holds a drawn bow with an arrow aimed upwards and to the left. * To the right of the lion, a woman with dark hair, wearing a complete green military-style uniform and black boots, stands facing forward. Her hands are positioned at her waist, and a subtle golden halo-like glow surrounds her head. * In the lower right, two hands are depicted forming a heart shape. The left hand is stylized with the design of the Israeli flag (blue Star of David on a white field), and the right hand features the design of the Iranian flag (green, white, and red horizontal bands with the Emblem of Iran). * Above the hands and to the right, Hebrew text is visible, followed by "Jeremiah 49:39." Further to the upper right corner, two shield-shaped emblems are painted: one orange with a blue lion rampant, and another green with a gold Star of David and other symbols. * Additional Hebrew text is present in the upper left section of the mural, followed by "Isaiah 9:5." * Artist signatures or social media handles, including "@Hooma_" and "@the_graffiti_," are visible in the lower right corner.
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