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Entrance to the traditional burial place of Rabbi Judah the Prince in Beit She'arim near the Galilee

Rabbi Judah the Prince is the founding father of the Talmud

  • Pages of the Talmud
  • One of the main study halls at the Mir Yeshiva in Jerusalem
  • The Mir Yeshiva in Jerusalem. One of the largest and most respected ultra-orthodox yeshivas in the world
  • Ultra-orthodox yeshiva students studying the Talmud by debating and arguing over its texts and laws
  • Home of the Sanhedrin after the destruction of the 2nd Temple and where the first pages of the Talmud were written.
  • View from Beit She'arim looking over the valleys of the Galilee.
  • Entrance to the traditional burial place of Rabbi Judah the Prince in Beit She'arim near the Galilee
  • Inside the ancient necropolis at Beit She'arim - and ancient Jewish burial site near the Galilee
  • Study Hall at Mir Yeshiva
  • The Old City of Jerusalem
  • Rabbi Naftali Brawer
  • A modern set of Talmud

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