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Theodor Herzl (1860-1904) is known as the father of the modern State of Israel (literally: the visionary of the state). In Israel, he has a town (Herzliya) named after him, several streets and, in Jerusalem, a park ā Mount Herzl. It is here that many leaders and fallen soldiers are buried. Herzl was reburied here in 1949.
I wanted to photograph Herzl’s tomb, but the area was closed for rehearsals for forthcoming ceremonies, so I snapped these flowers instead. If you can’t read it, you’ll have to believe that it says: Mount Herzl.

One reply on “A-Z Challenge: H is for Herzl”
That is a beautiful photo and an intresting tidbit of knowledge.
Enjoyed your H contribution. New follower from the A to Z blogging challenge.
Angela B.
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