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Kivrei tzaddikim

Where kvittlach have been brought

The earlier site offered kvittlach at these kivrei tzaddikim. Please confirm which kevarim are served today. Each page has a sourced biography, seforim, yahrzeit, kever, historical background, and who came before and after.

Eretz Yisroel

Me'aras Hamachpelah

מערת המכפלה

Me'aras Hamachpelah, Chevron (Hebron)

the Avos and Imahos · No single yahrzeit — see the page

Kever Rochel

קבר רחל

Kever Rochel, on the road to Beis Lechem (Bethlehem)

Rochel Imeinu · 11 Cheshvan (traditional)

Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai zy"a

רבי שמעון בר יוחאי

The tziyun in Meron, Galilee

2nd century, a Tanna · 18 Iyar (Lag BaOmer) — his hilula

The Kosel HaMaaravi

הכותל המערבי

The Kosel HaMaaravi, Yerushalayim Ir HaKodesh

the western retaining wall of Har HaBayis

Rav Ovadia Yosef zt"l

מרן הרב עובדיה יוסף זצ״ל

The Sanhedria cemetery, Jerusalem, beside the Rabbanit

1920–2013 · 3 Cheshvan

The first Bostoner Rebbe, Reb Pinchas Dovid Horowitz zy"a

דער ערשטער באסטאנער רבי, רבי פנחס דוד הורוויץ זי״ע

Har HaZeitim (the Mount of Olives), Yerushalayim. He was niftar in Williamsburg and was first buried in America; after the war his sons brought him to Har HaZeitim, as he had asked in his tzavaah.

1876–1941 · 8 Kislev

Reb Moshe Horowitz zy"a, Bostoner Rebbe of Brooklyn

רבי משה הורוויץ זי״ע, באסטאנער רבי פון ברוקלין

Har HaZeitim (the Mount of Olives), Yerushalayim

1909–1985 · 14 Sivan

Reb Levi Yitzchok Horowitz zy"a, the Bostoner Rebbe of Boston and Har Nof

רבי לוי יצחק הורוויץ זי״ע, דער באסטאנער רבי פון באסטאן און הר נוף

Har HaZeitim (the Mount of Olives), Yerushalayim. The levayah was in his beis medrash in Har Nof, and the kevurah was the same night on Har HaZeitim.

1921–2009 · 18 Kislev

Reb Chaim Avrohom Horowitz zy"a, Bostoner Rebbe of Ramat Beit Shemesh

רבי חיים אברהם הורוויץ זי״ע, באסטאנער רבי פון רמת בית שמש

Har HaZeitim (the Mount of Olives), Yerushalayim, near his father

1933–2016 · 18 Sivan

Reb Pinchas Dovid Horowitz zy"a, Bostoner Rebbe of Flatbush

רבי פנחס דוד הורוויץ זי״ע, באסטאנער רבי פון פלאטבוש

Har HaZeitim (the Mount of Olives), Yerushalayim, in the section of Kollel Chibas Jerusalem. The levayah was first in Flatbush, and then from Shamgar in Yerushalayim.

1945–2023 · 25 Sivan

United States

Canada

Ukraine

Lublin

Poland and Galicia

The Bnei Yissaschar zy"a

הבני יששכר

The ohel in Dynów (Dinov), near Rzeszów, Poland

1783–1841 · 18 Teves 5601

Reb Yisroel Isserl zt"l

רבי ישראל איסרל זצ״ל

Remah Beis Hachaim, beside the Remah Shul, Kazhimiezh, Krakow, Poland

d. 1568 · 13 Adar I (in a leap year; 13 Adar in a regular year)

The Remu zy"a

דער הייליגער רמ״א זי״ע

Remah Beis Hachaim, beside the Remah Shul, Kazhimiezh, Krakow, Poland

c. 1520–1572 · 18 Iyar (Lag BaOmer)

Rabbi Eliezer Ashkenazi zt"l

רבי אליעזר אשכנזי זצ״ל

Remah Beis Hachaim, Kazhimiezh, Krakow, Poland

c. 1512–1585 · 22 Kislev

The Bach zy"a

דער הייליגער ב״ח זי״ע

Remah Beis Hachaim, Kazhimiezh, Krakow, Poland

c. 1561–1640 · 20 Adar (in a leap year, 20 Adar II)

Reb Elimelech of Lizensk zy"a

הרב ר׳ אלימלך מליזענסק זי״ע

The Beis Hachaim, Ulica Bożnicza, Leżajsk (Lizensk), Poland

1717–1787 · 21 Adar (in a leap year, 21 Adar II)

The Maor VaShemesh zy"a

דער מאור ושמש זי״ע

The nayer Beis Hachaim (New Jewish Cemetery), ul. Miodowa, Krakow, Poland

c. 1754–1823 · 1 Tammuz (Rosh Chodesh Tammuz)

Reb Dovid of Lelov zy"a

ר׳ דוד לעלובער זי״ע

The alte Beis Hachaim, Lelów (Lelov), Poland — the ohel was destroyed under the Communist regime and later rebuilt

1746–1814 · 7 Shevat 5574

The Divrei Chaim of Sanz zy"a

דער דברי חיים פון צאנז זי״ע

The ohel in the Beis Hachaim of Sanz (Nowy Sacz), Poland

1793–1876 · 25 Nissan

The Shineve Rav zy"a

דער שינעווער רב זי״ע

The Beis Hachaim, Sieniawa (Shinova), Poland

1815–1898 · 6 Tevet

Reb Shlomo of Bobov zy"a

רבי שלמה פון באבוב זי״ע

The ohel in the Beis Hachaim of Bobov (Bobowa), Poland

1847–1905 · 1 Tammuz

Reb Chaim Yaakov of Limanowa zy"a

רבי חיים יעקב פון לימאנאוו זי״ע

The ohel in the Beis Hachaim of Bobov (Bobowa), Poland

d. 1935 · 21 Cheshvan

The Aryeh D'Bei Ilai zy"a

דער אריה דבי עילאי זי״ע

The ohel in the Beis Hachaim of Brzesko (Brigel), Poland

d. 1846 · 17 Tevet

Reb Meshulam Zalman Yehonasan Lipschitz zt"l

רבי משולם זלמן יהונתן ליפשיץ זצ״ל

The ohel in the Beis Hachaim of Brzesko (Brigel), Poland

d. 1855 · 1 Elul

Reb Tuvia Lipschitz zt"l

רבי טוביה ליפשיץ זצ״ל

The ohel in the Beis Hachaim of Brzesko (Brigel), Poland

d. 1912 · 8 Adar (in a leap year, 8 Adar II)

The Megaleh Amukos zy"a

דער הייליגער מגלה עמוקות זי״ע

Remah Beis Hachaim, Kazhimiezh, Krakow, Poland

c. 1585–1633 · 13 Av

The Tosefos Yom Tov zy"a

תוספות יום טוב זי״ע

Remah Beis Hachaim, Kazhimiezh, Krakow, Poland — by the wall, next to Yossele the Holy Miser

c. 1579–1654 · 6 Elul or 26 Elul — sources disagree; see the note below

Yossele the Holy Miser zy"a

יוסעלע דער הייליגער קמצן זי״ע

Remah Beis Hachaim, Krakow, by the wall next to the Tosefos Yom Tov zy"a

17th century · [CONFIRM YAHRZEIT]

Reb Mendel of Rimanov zy"a

דער רבי ר׳ מענדלע מרימאנאוו זי״ע

The Beis Hachaim, Rymanów (Rimanov), Poland. The original ohel and matzeivah were destroyed in the churban and later rebuilt.

1745–1815 · 19 Iyar

Rabbi Shimon Sofer zy"a

רבי שמעון סופר זי״ע

The nayer Beis Hachaim (New Jewish Cemetery), ul. Miodowa, Krakow, Poland

1820–1883 · 17 Adar II

Rabbi Akiva Kornitzer zt"l

רבי עקיבא קארניצער זצ״ל

The nayer Beis Hachaim (New Jewish Cemetery), ul. Miodowa, Krakow, Poland

1838/39–1892 · 11 Teves

Rabbi Yosef Nechemia Kornitzer zt"l

רבי יוסף נחמיה קארניצער זצ״ל

The nayer Beis Hachaim (New Jewish Cemetery), ul. Miodowa, Krakow, Poland

1880–1933 · 2 Iyar

Rabbi Shmelka Kornitzer Hy"d

רבי שמלקה קארניצער הי״ד

The nayer Beis Hachaim (New Jewish Cemetery), ul. Miodowa, Krakow, Poland — the kever of his ashes, beside his father

1905–1941 · [CONFIRM YAHRZEIT]

Rabbi Shmuel Teitelbaum zt"l of Gorlice

רבי שמואל טייטלבוים זצ״ל פון גארליץ

The nayer Beis Hachaim (New Jewish Cemetery), ul. Miodowa, Krakow, Poland

c. 1814–1888 · 9 Cheshvan

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