The image is a photograph of a map of the Middle East region of Israel. The map is in a beige color and is displayed on a white wall. The text on the image is written in black and is in Arabic. The title of the image reads "In 538 BCE King Cyrus of Persia permitted the exiles from Judah to return to their homeland and rebuild the Temple. The former Kingdom of Judah became a small province, called Yehud, within the Persian Empire, and its inhabitants were for the first time referred to as Jews (Yehud). Nehemiah 1:2). Stamp impressions and coins bearing the province's name provide evidence of powers granted to the local government by the Persian authorities."

The map shows the boundaries of the region, with the capital city of Jerusalem at the bottom and the provinces of Israel at the top. There are also several cities and towns marked on the map, including Jerusalem, Jerusalem, and Jerusalem.