Helping people who passed on - Nachlat Yitzchak cemetery in Tel Aviv - Rabbi Chaim Dalfin

foreign they will be showing some more of the Aquarium of the Tombstones of various people that are buried in the cemetery called in Tel Aviv so I just like to share a little preface a few words about the cemetery and the people there the original Cemetery in the gushdan area it's the Tel Aviv area was in Yahoo but in 1902 in 1903 there was a plague that broke out and they were people died and they were reluctant to bury people who had this this this plague there they were afraid it would make other people sick people who came to bury them Etc visit so they stopped the burial over there and they opened up the base Aquarius the cemetery in the Tel Aviv section which is called trumpaldor after someone named trumbledore that Cemetery which I was in a few times was bought by a private individual and there are many important people there Jewish leaders I've mentioned the past that a great great grandson of the placenta was there and other important people and there's also Israeli poets writers is OC also singles they call them galmud you can see on their stone that says the word gamble they were lonely and single and that also in 1932 or 33 was full pretty much and they stopped the bearing over there pretty much pretty much and they opened up this Cemetery in this cemetery is very very large it's very big to get to some places the the manager who's a vision success was kind enough to take me with this little go-kart and what you see over here is a the original Rebels and sadigara and they're buried over there and then you have the former Chief Rabbi of Tel Aviv let me did you Franco's buried there he was the father-in-law of Rabbi Lau and you have other snares there some of which we could trace and know some I don't know I did recognize the uh the grandchildren sorry the children of the not the children of the grandchildren of of of of uh the youngest son of had Three Sons almond and morganovusk and his grandchildren are the family named barbash barbash is buried over there and of course the um the stefanistan is there and he is the main attraction there for many people in the cemetery many people come to davinder although he passed away in Romania they brought his body to attitude so this is what you're going to be seeing today some more of these and understand that when we look at a caver when we when we talk a little bit about the person it's a source for the anushama it's a marriage for their soul it also gives us a a better perspective on what life is all about and this connects to of course passes by Louisa because to ignite the Menudo you have to ignite your nashama your soul and then in the shama of a person who's passed on depends on us let us all ignite our in the Summers and we'll ignite the hashama of the Summers of those that are lying there and those who prepare ourselves as we get closer to the aim of gimlets that have this York side that means Hashem I won't be a yard side will rise with all those amazing good Shabbos