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Nablus is another plausible location. The city is located in a valley between two mountains, Mount Ebal and Mount Gerizim, and features dense, traditional stone architecture similar to what's reflected in the window. A modern restaurant or hotel on the slopes of one of the mountains could offer such a panoramic view over the city. The overall arid environment and building style are consistent with this region. However, Amman is a larger metropolis, and the scale of the urban sprawl seen in the reflection seems more consistent with a capital city.

The city of As-Salt, Jordan, is a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its distinctive yellow limestone architecture and extremely hilly topography. The view from a modern building on a hill overlooking the historic core could resemble the scene in the reflection. The color palette and dense construction on hillsides are a good match. However, As-Salt is smaller than Amman, and the vastness of the city reflected in the glass might suggest a larger urban center, making Amman a more probable candidate.