רבי יצחק גברא ב”ר יצחק-Rabbi Yitzchak Gavra

Rabbi Yitzchak Gavra, son of Rabbi Yitzchak Magur, who was the chief rabbi of the city of Swad in Yemen, immigrated to Israel with the Yemenite Jews, after a long and arduous journey.

In his youth, Rabbi Yitzchak began to study Torah with his father and grandfather who were great in Torah both in Nagla and in the Kabhlla  wisdom

At the end of an arduous journey that lasted many days, he settled in the Agur transit camp near the city of Beit Shemesh, the first inhabitants of which were Yemenite immigrants, and from there he led his congregation.

Rabbeinu’s proficiency was known in the gates, his memorization and memory were amazing

His help to the poor

According to his disciples, Rabbi Yitzchak was well versed in various spells and matters of practical Kabbalah which he received in the tradition of the ancient Yemenite sages.

And it was known that when a patient came to him he would tell him what disease he was suffering

In recent years, the virtue of Zion has become known, and many stories have been published recently and spread by word to mouth about salvations performed in prayer in this place above nature.