Ramchal Tomb Kafr Yasif

A great and accepted Italian of the eighteenth century CE. Has a unique method and many innovations in Kabbalah.

Ramchal lived most of his short life in Padua, Italy. He was a prolific writer who wrote close to a hundred essays, most of them in Kabbalah. Most of the essays were lost due to the tumultuous controversy caused by his Kabbalistic innovations.

The customary Zion as the tomb of Ramchal is in Tiberias Illit, down the mountain overlooking the Sea of ​​Galilee. Near the city of Acre, to which the Ramchal ascended at the end of his life.

Whose last years in which he lived in Israel are in a fog. He and his family seem to have died in the same period of time due to an epidemic or illness regarding the year of death. There are conflicting versions.
There is also disagreement about the place of the burial of the Ramchal. In Tiberias, near the Tanna tomb of Rabbi Akiva Ben Yosef. ramchal tomb tiberias

Another tombstone is in the village of Yassif, near the tomb of Rabbi Moshe Malki. In the ancient Jewish cemetery in the village of Yassif. A simple tombstone, similar to its members in the center of the ancient cemetery in the village of Yassif. Access to them is on foot so that it is not paved. In recent years a new stone slab has been added

Ramchal Synagogue Acre