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Men pray over the grave of Ha'ari Hakadosh at the old Jewish cemetary of the northern city of Safed (Tzfat), where many of Kaballah's big Rabbi figures are buried.<br /> <br /> Ha'ari Hakadosh is considered to have took the "Zohar" book and comment on it thus forming the most influental way of Kabbalah until today.<br /> <br /> October 1st, 2007 (Photo by Ahikam Seri).
Men pray over the grave of Ha'ari Hakadosh at the old Jewish cemetary of the northern city of Safed (Tzfat), where many of Kaballah's big Rabbi figures are buried.

Ha'ari Hakadosh is considered to have took the "Zohar" book and comment on it thus forming the most influental way of Kabbalah until today.

October 1st, 2007 (Photo by Ahikam Seri).