Monday, 31.10.2022 (Day 7)

 

It was hard for us to say goodbye to Israel on the last day.

We met again all together in front of the school and took some group photos before we had to say goodbye to the Israelis and get on the bus.


 

The time in Israel was breathtaking and unique. We experienced so many great things in a very short time, met so many nice people and had unique experiences that we will all never forget.

At the airport, a tear or two flowed and we were all very exhausted but happy when we were lying in our beds late in the evening.

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