Barcelona players visited the Western Wall in Jerusalem and met with Israeli leaders on the second day of their 'Peace Tour' on Sunday (4th August).
After visiting the Church of Natvity in Bethlehem on Saturday, the Barcelona squad travelled to Jerusalem on Sunday.
There, they visited the Western Wall, a Jewish holy site.
Wearing yarmulkes, the traditional Jewish skullcap, the players placed slips of papres containing written prayers into the cracks of the wall.
Afterwards, the players met with Israel President Shimon Peres and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
After visiting the Church of Natvity in Bethlehem on Saturday, the Barcelona squad travelled to Jerusalem on Sunday.
There, they visited the Western Wall, a Jewish holy site.
Wearing yarmulkes, the traditional Jewish skullcap, the players placed slips of papres containing written prayers into the cracks of the wall.
Afterwards, the players met with Israel President Shimon Peres and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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