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(my videos from this travel) Details. -Kever of Yehudah ben Yaakov Avinu ~~~ Google Maps -The Shul ~~~ Google Maps -The Kever of Yehudah ben Yaakov Avinu is located in the city of Yehud-Monosson, which is right next to Ben Gurion Airport. -A 2-minute walk from the kever, behind the city hall, is a Shul called the Shabazi Shul . The Shul is built next to an old (no longer used) minaret. During the 1948 war, Miriam Aharoni was killed in the minaret, defending the city from Arabs. Her commander, Ruth Moritz, was killed trying to save her. Next to the entrance of the Kever. The entrance to the Kever. The Kever. The Shul near the Kever. The Minaret by the Shul. Walking around Yehud-Monosson.

(my videos from this travel) - Google Maps - Ruins of baths List of Kevarim in Tiveria. Rambam's Kever ~~~ Google Maps Rachel's Kever ~~~ Google Maps Kever of Reb Mendel mi-Vitebsk ~~~ Google Maps Rav Ami, Rav Asi, Rabbi Yochanan ben Nouri ~~~ Google Maps Kever of Rabbi Meir baal Haness ~~~ Google Maps Kever of Rabbi Akiva ~~~ Google Maps Kevarim of Rabbi Chiya and his Sons ~~~ Google Maps Kever Ha'Imos ~~~ Google Maps Next to the Rambam's Kever are the Kevorim of many Tzadikim. Kever of Rachel wife of Rabbi Akiva. Next to her Kever is an illustration of the famous story of water breaking through a stone. Kever of Reb Mendel mi-Vitebsk, and the Maggid's Chassidim. It is known that many great Rabbis came to the natural hot springs of Tiveria for medical purposes. Behind the parking lot of the water park, is an abandoned Roman bathhouse. Possibly, these Tannaim used this bathhouse. Unfortunately, the site is not maintained, and there is a lot of garbage there. I did see an article that they want to clean up and repair that place. What the area looks like. The bahhouse is underneath a makeshift roof. Kever of Rabbi Meir Baal HaNes. Rabbi Akiva's Kever. The RaMCHaL Hakadosh's Kever is next to Rabbi Akiva's. The RaMCHaL Hakadosh's Kever. Amazing view from Rabbi Akiva’s Kever.

Google Maps - Next to Yaffa Gate, are the remains of a tomb complex, that are over 2600 years old!

-I spent a year and a half learning in a Yeshivah in Yerushalayim. During breaks and bein hazmanim I did some intense touring of Eretz Yisrael, trying to visit all its historical sites. I travelled to famous places and many of the off-the-beaten-path locations. -Many people have been asking me for advice on where to visit, so I made this travel guide with 2 goals in mind. 1) I ranked all the places I have visited, to assist people in finding locations to travel to. - I ranked the best places/Tier-1 through Tier-5. Religious sites are places that are not shayach to rank (Kivrei Tzadikim, Holocaust Museums). -In each blog, I try to rank on a scale of 1-5 that place based on its Archeological, Historical, Nature, and Views aspects. Additionally, the blogs are organized based on region. -For people who have never been to E"Y, try visiting the Tier 1,2, and Religious sites in the area you are visiting. If you have been to E"Y before, try visiting some new places in Tier 3-5. 2) The best travel guide websites to find out where to travel here, are sourced in other religions or deny/doubt the authenticity of Yiddishkeit and The Tenach. I wanted to make a website that provides information about Eretz Yisrael from a Frum Jewish perspective! -There is so much to see here. I hope that because of this travel guide, people will be able to visit the numerous historical locations in Eretz Yisrael! P.S. - I still have another 35 locations to create blogs about. - I will be in E"Y in July, and I hope to visit more locations. STAY TUNED!

I used the website ALHATORAH to build the following table. ALHATORAH is an incredible resource if you are researching names mentioned in Sefarim (I limited my chart to Torah and Nevi'im)