After a rest time following the visit to Jaffa, we gathered at 6:00 p.m. and went together to a corner of the promenade overlooking the beach and celebrated Havdallah, the ceremony that concludes Shabbat. The multi-wicked candle shone brightly in the outdoors, and there was something special about doing this on the beach.
Following Havdallah, most of the group walked north for about 10 minutes and had dinner at Mike's place, a "bar and grill" that caters to Americans. The mood was upbeat, to say the least. When dinner was over, some of us called it a night and others went for more activity on Dizengoff Street, the main shopping drag in Tel Aviv.
Following Havdallah, most of the group walked north for about 10 minutes and had dinner at Mike's place, a "bar and grill" that caters to Americans. The mood was upbeat, to say the least. When dinner was over, some of us called it a night and others went for more activity on Dizengoff Street, the main shopping drag in Tel Aviv.
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