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Avraham Avinu’s Tree?
Do we really know the grave site of Tziporrah, Yitro. Aharon Hakohen, Yehoshua? Mordecai and Ester?rightwriter: Why would you doubt it?
Are you contemplating a new tour of kivrei tzadikim for those who had to cancel their plans to visit Uman next month??
ujm, most of the discoveries mentioned above, i do not believe were made by yidden. Persian Jews for millenia have davened by the kever of mordechai and esther.
Wasn’t it the Ari HaKodesh ZT”L who identified most of the ancient kevorim in Eretz Yisroel?
Mordechai and Esther today are still currently buried in Iran with the government allowing visitors to the site.
Just in the last decade they have recently been trying to bring their kevorim to Israel with no Success. Hashem will decide when they should be brought to Israel.
May we all do Teshuva very soon so we can all greet Mordechai and Esther live and well together with Mashiach
>>>Mordechai and Esther today are still currently buried in Iran with the government allowing visitors to the site.
I’m not saying they aren’t but Mordechai is mentioned in Gemara Menochos as having been in Eretz Yisroel after the second Beis Hamkidash was built. Why would he have gone back to Iran/Persia afterwards? (I can think of many possible reasons but still I question if it is so clear that he actually did)
>>>Just in the last decade they have recently been trying to bring their kevorim to Israel with no Success.
Even for the purpose of bringing them to Eretz Yisroel who would possibly take it on his responsibility to dig up their kevarim?
>>>Lot’s wife? Gilgal? Shlomo Hamelech beams marking the Yam Suf crossing? Noach Teva in Turkey? Kever David?
No one visits Naoch’s teaiva but there is an explicit posuk saying that it landed on Mount Ararat so yes it’s location is known. Whether it is still there today is debatable
>>>Do we really know the grave site of Tziporrah, Yitro. Aharon Hakohen, Yehoshua?
Explicit posuk that Ahron was buried in Har Hahor in what is now Jordan. Where in Jordan is Har Hahor is not clearly known but the MUSLIM tradition that he was buried where he is believed to by some to have been buried is over 700 years old.
The posuk says that Yehoshua was buried in Timnath-serach but it is unclear where that city is today, let alone where in the city Yehoshua was buried
Who knows the Israeli tour guide who pointed tourists to the kever of Shmuel when someone noted that he already pointed to his kever a day before! The guide replied that that was Shmuel Alef, and this is Shmuel Beit!
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Currently Azeri Bayraktars are flying looking for Armenian rebels, maybe they’ll find the teva, hope they do not bomb it!
It was customary to temporarily bury bodies in Bavel and after a year to carry bones to Eretz Isroel. Why not for Mordechai and Esther? Maybe Mordechai was buried in Persia due to his government status, similarly to Yosef?! edited
Is there also a Muslim tradition of Yonah’s kever in Mosul (destroyed by ISIS).
Don’t ruin the tourism business for telling the gulliable tourist a bunch of drivel, like the kever of Moshe or Bilham donkey
Mazel tov, looks like we got a new editor – now defending Israeli secular schools and Persian monarchs. higher standards for 9th of Av? I respectfully submit. Or maybe my writing is getting even more obscure.
common saychel, lol!
I hear that some tour guides even point out the burial place for the cows in Pharaoh’s dream!
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