Tiveria, IsraelFeaturedMost Visited Kever
Kever of Rabbi Meir Baal HaNess
Rabbi Meir Baal HaNess
The resting place of the great Tanna Rabbi Meir Baal HaNess — known as a master of miracles and yeshuos, especially for finding lost objects.
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Select a holy site below. Your kvittel will be carried there by our shaliach and read in your name — with reverence, kavanah, and complete sincerity.
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Jerusalem, IsraelKosel HaMa'aravi
The Western Wall — the holiest accessible site of the Jewish people, a remnant of the Beis HaMikdash.
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Bethlehem, IsraelKever Rachel
Rachel Imeinu
The tomb of Rachel Imeinu, who weeps for her children and prays for their return.
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Meron, IsraelMeron — Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai
Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai (Rashbi)
The resting place of the Rashbi, author of the Zohar, on the slopes of Mount Meron.
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Amuka, IsraelAmuka — Rabbi Yonatan ben Uziel
Rabbi Yonatan ben Uziel
A renowned place of prayer for finding one's bashert.
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Tzfat, IsraelTzfat Cemetery
The Arizal, Beis Yosef, Alshich and other Tzaddikim
Resting place of the Arizal and the great mekubalim of Tzfat.
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Kerestir, HungaryReb Shayale Kerestir
Rabbi Yeshaya Steiner of Kerestir
The tzadik known for hachnasas orchim — a refuge for parnassah and protection from mice.
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Csenger, HungaryTschenger — Rabbi Asher Anschel Yungreis
Rabbi Asher Anschel Yungreis zt"l
The holy resting place of Rabbi Asher Anschel Yungreis of Tschenger — a revered Hungarian tzaddik known as a source of yeshuos, blessing, and renewed hope.
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Queens, New York, USAThe Ohel — Lubavitcher Rebbe
Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson zt"l & Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Schneersohn zt"l
The resting place of the Lubavitcher Rebbe and the Frierdiker Rebbe, where Jews from around the world send kvittels for blessing, healing, and guidance.
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Uman, UkraineKever of Rebbe Nachman of Breslov
Rebbe Nachman of Breslov zt"l
Rebbe Nachman of Breslov (1772–1810), great-grandson of the Baal Shem Tov, whose holy kever in Uman draws tens of thousands every year — especially on Rosh Hashanah — for prayer, blessing, and spiritual renewal.
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