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Cemeteries in Tel Aviv, Israel

Tel Aviv Cemeteries

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  • glennharrold
    Scotland, UK3,106 contributions
    Historical Cemetery
    Interesting wandering amongst the graves and monuments - only downside is there is no map or guide to indicate who is buried where!
    Review of: The Old Cemetery
    Written 28 September 2019
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  • saul g
    Tel Aviv, Israel1,151 contributions
    interesting
    AKA Ajami cemetery , located only a few minutes walk from Jaffa port , this old cemetery was founded in 1840 , by Rabbi Yehuda Halevi (AKA Yehuda Margoza) - main Rabbi of Jaffa . The name Margoza is a wrong translation from Hebrew : It should be MeRagusa meaning - from Ragusa (or Dubrovnik) in Croatia , where Rabbi Yehuda Halevi studied in his youth . The Rabbi is buried here .
    Google up this cemetery to learn about its history and while walking around in the area (the bustling Flea Market is also a few minutes away) - pop in : It is interesting.
    Review of: The Jewish Cemetery
    Written 2 April 2021
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  • saul g
    Tel Aviv, Israel1,151 contributions
    very interesting but neglected
    Founded in 1842 , this small , old and very interesting cemetery (AKA Anglican cemetery) , is hidden all the way at the the end of a narrow alley located between 19 & 21 Yeffet Str. , only a few minutes away from the Flea Market . Unfortunately it is in a very neglected state , but do not give up : walk all the way in the small alley until you arrive at an iron gate at the end of the small houses courtyard , and you will discover the grave of the famous Dr. Thomas Hodgkin , and other grave of lesser known people but with very interesting/tragic stories behind their names .
    Review of: Jaffa Old Protestant Cemetery
    Written 2 April 2021
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