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Miriam was the daughter of Rebbe Nachman of Breslov, one of the greatest Chassidic masters. She is buried in the
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Rabbi Shimon of Kremenchuk was a Chassidic tzaddik who made aliyah to Tzfat and is buried in the Old Cemetery.
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Nachum Ish Gamzu was a Talmudic sage (Tanna) known for his extraordinary faith and acceptance of suffering. His name Gamzu
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Rabbi Yosi Saragossi was a 15th-16th century sage who came to Tzfat from Saragossa, Spain after the expulsion of 1492.