The picture is encircled by a wooden frame. The Tower of David is depicted in gray monochrome, seen from an angle on the left, within a frame reminiscent of a television screen. The sides of the wall facing front to the right are lit while the sides on an angle are in shadow emphasizing the protruding corner of the wall. The tower and walls are set against a grayish white background with a pink tone. שלש שנים/Three years as well as a Hebrew inscription are written is written in hebrew beneath the house of the wall in a gray cursive script. The inscription is a pun in Hebrew, which alludes to the double function of the Tower of David as both a Jewish site and a minaret: מגדל דוד מסגדוד מגדל סגיד Tower of David, David Mosque, Worship Tower. Roofs of other buildings are discernible by the tower, suggested by shading above the wall on the right.

An altar is depicted at the center of a canvas, on a greenish-brown ground with desert hills in the background. Two brass colored wooden staves stand on the floor and lean against the right side of the picture, throwing their shadow on the canvas. The altar, seen from the side, is composed of a platform on which a ramp leading up to the base is reminiscent of a stage, on which stands the altar itself. This central brick altar is surrounded by a fence on three sides. A green and pink brick protrudes upwards from each corner of the altar representing the four horns of the altar. Reddish black fire burns in the top of the altar, inscribed above in Hebrew cursive script in black letters: מערכה. This word has a dual meaning: Place of the Fire/Battle. A brass plaque is nailed to the canvas on the base of the altar above the platform. An inscription is hammered on the plaque in Hebrew block letters, and is painted in green: נחשת/Brass. Half of the stage is painted a green color which dripps over a lower layer of brown, similar to the color of the ramp. Another Hebrew inscription is written on the side of the brown wooden ramp in black cursive letters:  כ/קבש/ס which can be read as two words: כבש meaning Sheep/Ramp and קבס means Nausea. In the upper left corner of the canvas a number 8, made of brass, is attached to the painting, above the depiction of a stick on a bright yellow background. Below it is an inscription of two words in Hebrew block letters. Each word is set within a square נחש הנחשת/The Brass Serpent.  

The picture represents a relief map of Israel from an eastern point of view. The Mediterranean is depicted in the upper third of the picture in sky blue with white stains which also suggests sky. The land is mostly yellow and on it there are brown and reddish areas representing the Galilee Mountains, Mount Carmel, and Judea Mountains. The Sharon region is represented by a green stain between the coast and Judea. On the Judea mountains is written in Hebrew block, black, cursive and very dominant letters: בגדה יהודה that can be read in two ways: 1. Judea which is in the bank (West Bank?); 2.Judea has betrayed. Jezreel Valley is represented in the same dark yellow connecting between Mount Carmel and the deep blue, Lake Kinneret. The Jordan Valley and river as well as the Banias above the Lake Kinneret are represented by a bright green line. The sky blue Dead Sea is in a pale green valley surrounded by the yellow Arava and Negev. Beyond the Jordan Valley and the Dead Sea are red mountains of Edom, again within the yellow surroundings. On the margins of the map short and long lines intermittently are representing the measuring scale of the picture.  

The map of Israel is painted on the seat of the chair with a blue sky with a small white cloud on the back. The map is painted from an eastern point of view. The Golan Heights are painted in brown on the right and the Galillee mountains below them are painted in light green. The Jordan valley and Sharonin are painted using a darker green. On the Sharon's left is the yellow coast and on its right are the brown Judea mountains ending in the yellow negev. The deep blue Mediterranean occupies most of the seat. On the back, a light blue sky is painted with a small white cloud on the upper right.